Excellent sense of relief. semi-goose hollow iron
Miura Giken IC-602 Iron
NSPRO
zeros 6 shaft
Item Number
ic602-nszelos6
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*Sales prices at physical stores may vary depending on fitting, etc.
*We do not accept discount negotiations at physical stores when comparing online prices.
| The slightly smaller head size and thick face thickness provide a hitting feel that surpasses that of soft iron forging. |
| The loft angle and FP value are optimized based on a vast amount of fitting data. |
| The versatile sole is compatible with a wide range of head angles, ensuring the ultimate feeling of release. |
The hollow iron head was born, without any compromise, and in pursuit of the ultimate performance as a Miura iron.
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1. The slightly smaller head size and thick face create a hitting feel that surpasses that of soft iron forging.
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The faces of #3 to #9 are made of chrome molybdenum steel, which has good resilience. By deliberately designing the face thick, we have achieved not only great distance performance, but also a solid and comfortable hitting feel that sets us apart from conventional hollow irons.
In addition, S35C is used for the face of the Pw and Gw, in pursuit of even better hitting feel and directional performance.
The head size is small enough to be easily handled by intermediate to advanced players, and the shape also takes ball control into consideration.
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2. The loft angle and FP value are optimized based on a vast amount of fitting data.
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Based on the vast amount of test shot data obtained from Miura's unique fitting "9 Position Fitting" (patented), which focuses on the relationship between FP value and impact loft, the FP value is set to achieve the optimal trajectory for each club's loft. By achieving the optimal impact loft, it is possible to transfer swing energy to the ball without loss.
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3. The versatile sole is compatible with a wide range of head angles, ensuring a breathtaking, flawless feel.
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The Versatile Sole was born from repeated testing of the wedge sole shape, starting from a bounce angle of 0°, in pursuit of the optimum balance between bounce angle and sole width.
After many years of development, the idea evolved into the new Miura Versatile Sole (MVS) for irons.
It can accommodate swings with a wide range of angles of attack, and the sole shape is suitable for any lie, allowing it to firmly grip the ball, while the step at the rear of the sole does not slow down the head after impact, allowing for the ultimate feeling of release.
*The head cannot be sold alone.
*There may be some variation in weight.
■ Approximately 6g lighter than the Zelos 7, which was the lightest in the world at the time of its release The tireless challenge of "lifelong steel" has once again cleared the hurdle of achieving both light weight and strength/toughness. By matching Zelos' unique special material "NZNS60" with the latest technology, we have achieved a weight reduction of approximately 6g (※). Of course, the strong trajectory and stable direction unique to steel shafts remain intact, and the flight distance performance has been improved with a sharp swing that is comparable to that of a carbon shaft. This is the birth of a new "lightweight in the world" that surpasses the ZELOS7, which continues to be a hit as a new genre of lightweight steel. (※Compared to Zelos7(R))■ An easier-to-use "long-distance steel" for the "lifelong golfer" is born The weight reduction of about 6g contributes to an increase in head speed and ball initial velocity. It also optimizes the launch angle and spin rate. The gently flexing rigidity design makes it easy to get the timing right and makes accurate impact even if the head speed is not fast. The resulting ample distance eliminates the handicap caused by age. The comfortable feel of the impact in your hands will never disappoint the "lifelong golfer" who is particular about steel and does not choose to compromise. 
■NSPRO Zelos6 By combining the special new material "NZNS60," which was developed over a period of more than two years, with new technology, we have achieved both the strong trajectory and stable direction unique to steel shafts, as well as the distance performance produced by a sharp swing that is just as good as that of a carbon shaft.
It is approximately 6g lighter than the NSPRO Zelos7(R), which was the lightest in the world at the time of its release. It contributes to increased head speed and optimizes launch angle and spin rate. It combines distance performance and ease of use, befitting the name "long-distance steel."
Although it is tip-heavy, the rigidity design gently flexes from the grip side to the head side, making it easy for golfers with slower head speed to get the timing right and achieve an accurate impact.
| flex | length | weight | torque | condition | Shaft butt diameter |
| NSZELOS6 | 37.5–35.0 | 68.5 | 3.0 | Destination | 14.5 | 9.02 |
By optimizing the amount of spin and launch angle, it is possible to achieve lower loft for the irons and lower spin on the ball.
It solves the problem of the ball bowing (lack of carry) caused by a lack of spin, which is common among golfers with low head speed. With the right launch angle and spin, it achieves distance performance that rivals that of a carbon shaft. It also provides a solid feel and directional stability that will satisfy the "lifelong golfer" who doesn't want to compromise by sticking to steel.
This is the birth of a new "lightweight" rod that surpasses the Zelos 7, which continues to be a hit as a new genre of lightweight steel rod.
