Who is the Srixon ZXiR iron set for?

It is aimed at mid- to high-handicap golfers who want more launch, distance and forgiveness. Stronger players who shape shots will likely prefer Srixon's ZX7 or Z-Forged irons.

How does the ZXiR compare with Srixon's ZX5 irons?

The ZXiR is the more forgiving, distance-focused option with hollow-body long irons. The ZX5 is closer to a players' distance iron with a more compact look and more workability.

Does it come in left-handed?

Yes, the set is offered in both right- and left-handed versions. Check the specific set makeup before buying, since left-handed options are often narrower.

What shaft flex does it use?

The listed set comes with steel shafts in regular flex. Golfers with faster or slower swing speeds should consider a fitting for the right flex.

Is it a full set including wedges?

It is sold as a full iron set that runs through the wedges, so it covers the scoring clubs. The exact long-iron and wedge makeup depends on the set you choose.

Is the ZXiR worth it over older Srixon irons?

Owners say the forgiveness and high flight are a clear step up from older game-improvement sets. If you already play a recent forgiving set, the gain is smaller.