Mizuno Widec Loft Chart

The Mizuno Widec irons loft lineup runs from 18.5°–48° across 9 listed loft options.

Mizuno Loft Guide

Irons • Released 1997

18.5°–48°Loft Range
9Listed Loft Options
3.5°Median Loft Gap
29.5°Total Loft Span

Widec Loft Chart

Club / Configuration Loft Loft Gap Gap Read
2-iron 18.5°
3-iron 21° 2.5° Tighter step
4-iron 23.5° 2.5° Tighter step
5-iron 26° 2.5° Tighter step
6-iron 29° Near model median
7-iron 33° Near model median
8-iron 37° Near model median
9-iron 41.5° 4.5° Wider step
PW 48° 6.5° Wider step

Loft progression chart

2-iron
18.5°
3-iron
21°
4-iron
23.5°
5-iron
26°
6-iron
29°
7-iron
33°
8-iron
37°
9-iron
41.5°
PW
48°

What stands out about the Widec loft?

Loft coverage: 18.5°–48°.
Configurations: 9 listed loft options.
Median step: 3.5°.

Widec loft progression

2-iron 18.5° → 3-iron 21° → 4-iron 23.5° → 5-iron 26° → 6-iron 29° → 7-iron 33° → 8-iron 37° → 9-iron 41.5° → PW 48°

How the Widec lofts affect the shot

Loft influences launch, flight, rollout and stopping tendency. This is a loft-only interpretation rather than a full performance prediction.

Club Loft Launch Flight Roll Stopping
2-iron 18.5° Lower Penetrating Moderate Lower
3-iron 21° Lower Penetrating Moderate Lower
4-iron 23.5° Lower Penetrating Moderate Lower
5-iron 26° Mid Balanced Moderate Moderate
6-iron 29° Mid Balanced Moderate Moderate
7-iron 33° Mid Balanced Moderate Moderate
8-iron 37° Higher Higher / steeper Lower Higher
9-iron 41.5° Higher Higher / steeper Lower Higher
PW 48° Higher Higher / steeper Lower Higher
Verify loft specifications with Mizuno

Loft can vary by market, production run, custom fitting and measuring method. Historical models may also have incomplete or conflicting records. Verify your exact club with Mizuno before bending, adjusting or ordering replacement components. Visit the official Mizuno Golf website.