I bought the Pro Combo OS's 2-PW on ebay, basically very slightly used for $130 with shipping. They were customized with Project X 6.5 shafts and what I can figure in a +1 length. They were a little hard at first to figure out the swing due to the length, but that did not last long. I Just smacked the ball and I am nearing 200 yds with the 5 Iron. I tried the 2 iron on the course, no luck, but after a short time at home hitting over my pond I just cranked the 2 Iron. I think I can, with additional practice, break 230 with the club. My game is in the 90's because my putting sucks. I need practice. These Irons rock.

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These irons are forgiving, the longer irons are great to hit. For me I cannot hit the 3 iron, but up to the 4 is no problem, maybe a bit wary on the accuracy, but they are long irons. These were my first Forged irons, which I bought new in 2005. The sales guy told me I would lose about a 1/2 club in distance. It is more of a whole club for me. I usually can hit an 8i from the 150 markers and now I hit a 7i. I will be looking for new Irons as these may be just worn out now, which is why nothing checks up. I would like to stay with Forged irons, but still get the benefits of hitting an 8i into a green rather than a lower trajectory 7i. These irons continue to do the job. All of the posts that praise the feel and everything else about these clubs is true, I just wouldn't agree that there is minimal distance loss.

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Nike was my First Forged Iron (and Theirs), but I look forward to demo-ing the Hogan Apex Forge and some MacGregor MACTEC Forged M685s.

Great Irons. I work in a golf store and do nothing but hit clubs into the practice net all day long. I laugh at the reviews that describe distance loss with these clubs. I hit the 3 iron 250 like butter. Of course the forged 9 iron is going to have less distance. I love the distance loss in the lower irons as I find these shots more consistent than my full swing iron shots. Easy to hit cavity long irons with great distance, nicely shaped mid irons, forgiving but with forged feel, and a wider array of distances in the shorter irons with great feel and accuracy. I have a feeling these clubs will make a comeback, and make Nike lots of Cash

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Every club in the store, 1980's through 2009 Ping, Callaway, Nike, Taylor Made, Mizuno, Dunlop, Cleveland, Sonartech, Confidence, Orlimar, Rawlings, Nickent, Tour Edge.... you name it, I've hit it.

I had a set of these some time ago, they had the factory Nike Speed Step Steel... liked them, but they did not stay in the bag...

Still having trouble finding the "perfect" set, I say a set new on Ebay for $209, with R300 DG and grabbed them.

BIG difference. These irons are SO sweet... the feel is fantastic, comparable to the Mizunos and KZG's, which, IMO, are the softest feel. The difference though, is that compared to those irons, this set of Pro Combo OS has a great deal of control and forgiveness. Very good distance, accuracy is xlnt.

The OS really goes much more to the sole design than the size of the head, which I find to be pretty standard, none of the clunker look here...

Not crazy about the stock grips, but no biggie, easily fixed.

Overall, the best irons that I have found, and I have tried an embarrassing number of sets... If you are in the 80's or better, these are well worth a look.

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These are the best irons I have played. This is my 2nd season with them, and I love them. I wish they didn't stop making them. I am writing this review, because I stumbled across this review while I am looking for a second set to use when my current set wears out. If that isn't being in love with your irons, I don't know what is. The perfect balance of feel and forgiveness.

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Cleveland, Titleist, Callaway and Mizuno.

If you want the forged soft feel, these are one of the best clubs for you if you don't want to spend alot of money. They do have a little extra weight to them, however it helps me generate some serious swing speeds and the balls just launches off the face effortlessly on pure strikes. The offset does help too if you have a tendency to leave the long irons out to the right. I would recommend iron covers as they are very soft and will get dinged up. They are beautiful clubs though.

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Broke 4 iron shaft trying to hit through a tree. Sent in to Nike, they replaced the shaft but burned into the club hosel an 'R' after the "Forged" engrave which I didn't really like, however the club hits the same and now has a little more character. It took about 3 weeks to get the shaft back for $35 (with all shipping charges). Very reasonable imo.

I love the feeling of forged irons, yet sometimes they lack the off-set that I have grown up playing with. These irons are perfect. They aren't big and bulky with thick toplines, they look like and perform like a players club. Even with the off-set these clubs are easy to work. The price is ridiculous, $265 bucks brand new on ebay. I would highly recommend these clubs for the high, mid, or low handicapped golfer.

great clubs best irons ever hit..i used to hit my tm rac ht 8 iron about 120 now with the nikes hit about 140..im 13 and this is my second set of brand name irons going to get a nike sumo square off ebay ..nike makes the best clubs out..you can get the procombo os irons for 499$ new from edwin watts

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These are the best irons I ever played. A combination of forgiveness, feel and distance is what you get with these clubs. I have tryed many other irons and nothing else comes close to Nike's Pro Combo OS. Get em on eBay for less than $300!!

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