The new Callaway X24 iron

Holy Cow, can you believe the staff at Callaway! After just introducing the Callaway Diablo Edge line of golf clubs, they redevelop their famous X series of golf irons and put the latest, newest, HOTTEST technology into them and bring us the http://www.wholesalergolf.com/goods-118-Callaway+Diablo+Forged+Irons.html.
My buds over at CallawayReviewer have all been using their Diablo Edge Irons for the past few months and all I've heard was how wonderful they are and how I should purchase a set. Daryl(one of our reviewers) has been playing the forged version of the Diablo and he is ecstatic with their performance and playability and rubs it in my nose every chance that he gets.
I've been quietly longing to purchase some new irons, but had heard through the internet that the Callaway X-22 Irons was being released soon. I am so glad that I waited. The word that I got from some friends of mine on the 'inside' was that the X24 was going to be the number one iron available on the market this year. They had the opportunity to try the new irons out before they were released and were both extremely excited about them.According to Callaway Golf, the new irons feature technologies that make them the iron to get, especially if you are an X fan as I am. The X24s feature a new face technology that they call VFT. This feature makes the clubface extremely responsive. I'm talking lonnnnnggggg. The feel of the ball coming off of this face is something that you have to experience for yourself. If you get a chance to hit one at your local golf shop, DO IT! You won't be disappointed.
As with all of the Callaway X series irons, these clubs feature perimeter weighting that will help those that don't hit the ball perfect every time keep the ball on the target line. The Ping Anser Irons gets the ball up in the air easily with a nice, boring trajectory. And of course, the X24 comes with the bore through hosel, which make Callaway's clubs' feel extraordinary.
Okay, I'm going to be honest with you and let you know what really turned me on to these irons. I absolutely love the look of these. They look like a BMW would if it were a golf club. I don't know what they did with the finish, but it's a thing of pure beauty. And of course, Callaway Golf came up with a cool name for it. Stealth PVD Finish, or Dark Physical Vapor Deposition Finish. I hope that all club manufacturers will take a look at putting this finish on all the irons.