Miura CB-302 irons: Full reviews, robotic testing data and more
HIGHLIGHTS
MORE FORGIVENESS
WIDE SOLE
MODERN LOFTS Quick Hits
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 Miura CB-302 Irons
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| Launch | Bias | Spin | Price |
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| Mid | N/A | Mid | $350/club |
Club Comparison
Miura CB-302 Irons
The new CB-302 builds on the lineage of the 301 with a redesigned sole and address profile to create a stronger flight and more forgiveness, along with less offset.
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The sole is a key piece of the 302 because at 19mm wide (in the 7-iron) it is the widest sole on an iron that has ever been produced at the Miura factory. The combination of the wide sole and deeper cavity positions more mass lower in the head to increase launch on shots hit lower on the face while the V-shape helps moves mass to the heel and toe to boost stability.
Although the sole is wider it offers a more comprehensive profile shape with rounded camber and bounce to provide maximum shotmaking capabilities and turf interaction to go along with the extra forgiveness.
Last but certainly not least, to help golfers of all skill levels achieve a stronger more penetrating ball flight the lofts on the CB-302 fit into the modern player profile to reduce spin and deliver the highest level of trajectory control.
