Zevo Z1 Irons

Reviewed by: jjloans ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Zevo Z1

Summary:
These used to be very expensive irons, when Zevo was still around... and for good reason. They are a very good set of irons. Mine have factory Zevo R flex steel, 3-PW, paid $125 on Ebay, in VG shape. I like the look. but more importantly, I like the ease of hitting these irons solid. very good distance, and it is consistent between irons. Very nice feel, and good forgiveness

Zevo took their technology seriously, and custom fitted the customer to the nth degree. This was not a cheap clone company, but more of a boutique golf maker that offered high-end, high priced stuff.

I have owned the Z-2's the ZV-3's also, and they are great irons as well. If you are looking for TOP quality and technology for a give away price, find a good set of the Z1's or Z2's and you will feel berry berry happy. I didn't like the Fli-ti or the Comp Equipe or the Lob irons as well...

The ZV3 Hybrids are top notch!

Customer Service:
Out of business, maybe Golfsmith is still behind them?

Similar Products Used:
Everything, darn near. These take a back seat to no company in terms of quality.

Reviewed by: lblack14 ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Zevo Z1

Summary:
Bought these because I thought they were sharp looking! Never thought for the price I paid would perform at the level of the clubs I had played in the past. I was playin wilson fatshafts and had a set of T.Armour 845s that was backup. Played with them 2 times and sold both my other sets. Gained 10-15 yds. per club, seriously! Very forgiving wether off the toe or fat always seems to make a bad shot better. Bought a set of Taylor Made Rac OS2's and thought I'd use the Z1's as backup but I swear the TM's aren' as good and I paid 3 times what I paid for the Z1's. WELL KEPT SECRET-TOO BAD! If you come across a set, you should be able to get a good price. BUY them and see for yourself!!!!

Customer Service:
No Need

Similar Products Used:
T.Armour 845s, Ping Zing, RAM FX Tour, Wilson Fatshafts, Taylor Made Rac OS2

Reviewed by: TOMMY878 ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
zevo zv-1

Summary:
I traded in my old lynx irons for a new set of zevos about 9 months ago. I have always played very well my irons with the exceptions of my 3 & 4 irons, like any golfers. The zevos have really helped my game alot, I wont go so far as to say that they have been a miracle cure for my game but they help alot. All the irons seem to give a slightly higher trajectory than I am used to and the is after a club fitting even. Even with the higher trajectory I have picked up about 12 yards in distance with each club, I this this is due to the lower swing weight letting me swing slightly faster. The clubs have a great look to them, very high tech. They feel great through my swing and through impact. The flying buttress design really does dampen the vibration quite a bit. Overall I would say these clubs are a great value for their price. I feel that are comparable to clubs that cost much more. I have owned callaways, pings, lynx, taylor made and titleist, and with the exception of my BeCu pings these are probably my favorite irons. They just feel good to play with. They inspire confidence at address. And most of all they are predictable when it comes to shot making. The bottom line for me is I know I can count on these irons.

Customer Service:
Have not had to use them so far, and don't expect to.

Similar Products Used:
lynx black cat tour
ping zing 2
taylor made rac
titleist
callaway vft