Bang Tour Tools Blade 304

Reviewed by: blade_runner ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Bang Tour Tools 304 Blade

Summary:
I don't know what negative things can be said of these irons. They are the best blades IMHO and I've hit the Mizunos and I have 2 sets of Hogan blades. In fact, my son who was weaned on cavity backs immediately loved these blades and unfortunately for me, sequestered them, so now I have to order another set. ...

Reviewed by: SCOTT3USA ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Bang Tour Tools Blade 304

Summary:
These clubs got a bum rap on their score from the first reviewer. They should be scored on what they are, not what you think a golf club should be. If you were looking for something modern and forgiving, perhaps the word "Blade" in the name of these clubs should have been a clue.
Regardless, I own numerous Bang products and never had any performance or quality issues. I have hit these clubs and if you're looking for a decent blade to start out with, these are good ones for the money. They aren't Hogans or Mizunos, but at the price, they're not supposed to be.
I'm just happy the previous reviewer didn't spend $800 on a set of MP-30's to find out that they aren't game improvement clubs.

Customer Service:
Never had to deal with them.

Similar Products Used:
Owned or swung about everything out there.

Reviewed by: jjloans ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Bang blades

Summary:
Why make a copy of a very hard to hit Wilson Staff blade?? Why not try to make it a bit more friendly?? These are just not the ticket, maybe for a scratch, but if U want to try them, try Ebay, can get them for $100 or so..... clones are better.

Customer Service:
NA

Similar Products Used:
I ahve hit almost everything