Mizuno T22 Wedges
I played both - the T20 and now the T22 - my wedge work is better with the T22 - so smaller profile is relative and in small degrees. But that's a difficult question to answer. Are they more demanding than a Vokey or Cleveland blade wedge? Not for me. Depends on your wedge game. I take a lot of pleasure in experimenting with them from the rough, bunker, green side and flops in practice and using them in different ways and different techniques. Go to the nearest store and put them in your hands, take a few shots. They are probably less demanding than the Ping Tour wedges - those look smaller.
But I really am enjoying the T22.
Can I say, that denim copper though. Sheesh! Great line up for sure. Seen the chrome and blue in store was automatically drawn to the blue of course . Behind the ball I was impressed wanted to try them out. The feeling was great from the little time I had with them. Also hitting taped up does not do the club full justice but I had the idea of what the club can do
The T22 are different - you will probably like them better, the copper gives the T22 that legendary Mizuno soft forged feel, although I also played the T20 in raw and satin chrome and thought the feel was fine. The copper is unique.
Almost picked them up but due to lack of stock another choice was made. I may need to check back from time to time seeing if stock is replenished.,
Well, the T22 is a better wedge and they are taking pre-orders now if you know what you want in a grind and shaft. Copper is a revelation.
RatFink
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I would ditch my current wedges for that Denim Copper. So gorgeous.
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Also, I think its pretty darn cool that THP Forum members were the first consumers in the country to have these in play.
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That denim copper finish looks so good!!
May check the website out today to see options
yellolab
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100% getting a denim 58*. Not sure of the grind tho...prolly "D".
More photos. 
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I usually only use my 54 from the sand, but I’ve begun using it more lately, it’s quite versatile as they all are.
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If I have some time this week, I will be shafting up the 58 degree denim copper I have and putting it to the test.
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I didn't get a chance to read up on these this morning, but I'm glad I did now. Love the options of finish and grind and even more so the talk of the shaping and looks being close to that T7 wedge. Can't wait to see them in person in the coming days.
i want one because of that finish... and golf nerd curiosity, but probably mostly because of that finishThat raw denim finish is!
It’s so dope!i want one because of that finish... and golf nerd curiosity, but probably mostly because of that finish
I talk about, show, and encourage others to try these all the time. Especially when I am on the range. They are definitely my favorite wedge I have tried since I started playing a few years ago. I highly encourage anyone who will listen to give them a try.
