Has anyone tried these new MP32's yet? I think they look fantastic and am tempted to have a go with them? Any indication to ease of use, ball flight, best shaft etc would be greatly appreciated!

I agree, absolutely stunning looking clubs but I would have thought they are aimed at the lower h'cap players, probably under 10. I had a look and they seemed tiny compared to my clubs, particularly in the longer irons.

I currently use TM RAC LT's, which arent the biggest head in the world. I play off 5, but this doesn't mean I don't need all the help I can get!!! I do like the RAC's - they are lovely, but I have had a load of issues with quality and rusting etc, hence why I am thinking of changing!

There's a very positive review of them in this month's "Golf Monthly" - comparing to some other blades. As ever with forged clubs I would have thought they "ding" pretty easily.

I play blades (golfsmith pro forged) off a higher h/c than you (10) and I think they are great.

I've been looking at the Mizuno blades too (MP33, MP37 and now MP32).
I agree - they look superb, and if you want my advise, buy a set of blades as it will improve your ball striking no-end.
If your good enough to play off 5, then these clubs should be fine for you.
The other thing to consider is that due to technology advances, blades have become a little bit easier to hit than they might look, and the feel is something you cant experience from a non-blade club.
I play off 2, and have had blades for a few years, and you'll be surprised at how great they are.

Get 'em brought!

Easier than the MP-37's. The *popular press* say that they're easier to hit than the MP-33's. If they are it's only by a fraction. If you fancy the MP-32's don't discount the MP-33's because I reckon you'll be able to pick up a set of those for a very reasonable price in the near future.

On looks the 32 just nudges it for me.

Managed to hit the MP 32s today and the sweet spot is buttery soft as you would expect from a Mizuno. I was surprised at how (relatively) forgiving they are - I would happily hit the long irons all day long. I wouldn't say the same about the MP37s.

Only problem I found is that I was hitting the ball very high - a bit too high for my liking. I was also half a club shorter with them in terms of distance.