My New 2011 ONOFF FORGED Iron Set.

Just to show off my new 2011 ONOFF FORGED NSPRO 850 iron's set.Anyone out there using ONOFF iron set too and how you feel abt this club?

Beautiful! Are they forged in Japan?

darn chio!!!!

Nice!

Very Nice! where did you get them from? MST?

check out the reviews on these irons from tourspecgolf

http://www.golftoimpress.com/the-new-onoff-rb-247-vs-2011-onoff-forged/

http://www.golftoimpress.com/2011-onoff-forged-iron-review/

For the pass few years i using TM RAC iron set and i wanted to change it. I did do a reviews at golftoimpress becos i want to buy a japanese Forged iron set.I had tried EPON AF-502 end up i brought it at MBay MST ,becos this set of design is simple looks clean to me very forgiving club and made in japan but i don't think is hand made not like Miura.

It's Endo forged. Premium clubs. coupled with your light shafts should be super forgiving and long.

Enjoy! Cheers

I like onoff products. Very classy. Can consider the bags also.

Beautiful irons! Poisoning man.

Hi everyone, can't start a thread so I'm riding on the closest one I can find.

Anyone using the onoff clubs and has reviews on them? I'm actually looking at a second-hand set but its really difficult to find one!

On-0ff is Japanese made but not made in Japan. its forged by Endo in the Eagle factory which located in Bangkok. when i was there last year, the 2013 On-off was just coming off the production.

all clubs made by endo are well designed with emphasis on performance and not just looks. the people at endo pay a lot of attention to details and they know what they are doing. in my opinion they are better produced in tolerance and quality control than the so-called hand mades.

now if you think about it. can you hand made a high performance product like a car engine...most likely not but the nice looking stuff like the leather seats..yes.

also the folks at Endo emphasize a lot on the forging process and why they use temperature control furnace instead of tradition coal. the fact is once metal is heated above 1200 degrees, it hardens and from small foundry, they almost never use temperature control furnace and they certainly do not use a 12-ton press to forged (compress the metal).

finally take a close look at Yamaha Impress, Callaway Legacy Black (coming soon), the new S-Yard, the new Honmas, On-off, the Callaway X-forged, Tourstage, XXiO and you will find a lot of similarity. Endo is not just OEM but a ODM company. In fact brands like Yamaha entrust the entire operations except for distribution to Endo.

hope it helps, i am sure someone who knows metallurgy can tell us more.

DGman

I wonder why I can't see the pic ... Damn!

I don't see a picture either. I can see the img tag in the post but can't see the photo

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[quote="DGman"]On-0ff is Japanese made but not made in Japan. its forged by Endo in the Eagle factory which located in Bangkok. when i was there last year, the 2013 On-off was just coming off the production.

all clubs made by endo are well designed with emphasis on performance and not just looks. the people at endo pay a lot of attention to details and they know what they are doing. in my opinion they are better produced in tolerance and quality control than the so-called hand mades.

DGman[/quote]


Thanks DGman for the informative post. Yes I read somewhere that its endo forged of s20c, of which I have no idea what it is or what it gives other than it being a steel with a certain amount of carbon content.

pardon my ignorance but it does sound as if to be endo forged is the be all and end all. Haha.

There's also that foundry in Sakata...

Gaming the 2012-2013 onoff forged.. Very forgiving, soft and addictive.. Medium sized.. Was a toss between the yamaha impres x and the onoffs.. No regrets on the onoffs..

Hi Rsenal, are you gaming with the one which has the words hyper effect zone on the face?

If so, may I please enquire on how much you bought them for? Thanks!

nerij wrote:

Hi Rsenal, are you gaming with the one which has the words hyper effect zone on the face?

If so, may I please enquire on how much you bought them for? Thanks!

Nope im not gaming that set. Gaming as the picture in the following link:-

http://www.golftoimpress.com/onoff-2013-product-launch/

If im not mistaken, the one you are referring to is a more forgiving model..

I guess these iron should have good feel...

Im still using the team daiwa wedge... Nice...

Wow..this 2013 onoff irons definately look solid n nice!
Bt somehow personally feel tat the design quite similar to 2013 calla x forged n look more of a player set!
I like!

rsenal wrote:

nerij wrote:

Hi Rsenal, are you gaming with the one which has the words hyper effect zone on the face?

If so, may I please enquire on how much you bought them for? Thanks!

Nope im not gaming that set. Gaming as the picture in the following link:-

http://www.golftoimpress.com/onoff-2013-product-launch/

If im not mistaken, the one you are referring to is a more forgiving model..

Definitely looks like a players set.. Thin top line and not wide nor narrow..

But easy to play with.. Read that theres not much difference between the new and the previous model..

Thanks Rsenal. I guess you just helped me decide on which version to get.

Btw, keep me in mind if you know of anyone selling their onoff irons. Thanks a million!

There are forums that sell these babies.. But the prices are quite pricey.. I guess it all depends on your budget and specs preference.

Good luck with your search.