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My 7-iron is 37* and it is my 180 yard club. I don't know carry only as I have bever measured this. I just know that from 180, use the 7, at least in Utah. At lower elevations, it drops to 165, or so.

Guess I should add I am 6' and weigh 190.

130-145, 5'9", 137 lbs.

Of course this is in 40-odd degree weather, even colder sometimes, so it should go up in the summer. Regardless of that, it will go up, as it has been for the past few weeks. I went to the range two days ago and was hitting my 6i 145-160... much better than my average!

165 regular

220 skulled

mine about 165 but sometimes I feel a little juiced up so I can get 175. I am using ping eye 2's so I would gain more if I hit forged blades but I dont really care to switch

It flies about 160 to 165

175 yards with my normal swing.

Maybe there is a secret I don't know about...but how does forged blades make you hit the ball further? I played with blades for 6 years and switched to Cleveland TA7 Tour and hit it the same distance. Unless I just don't have a clue, the only way you can hit a different iron further then another iron is if the loft is lower on the iron you're hitting longer?

My 7 iron is a bit on the strong side - 33*, but I'm more on the short side in regards to distance. I hit it about 140-150 yards. I'm 5'9", 170 lbs.

I can smooth my 7-iron about 165-175 yards.

My 7-iron carries about 110, but I have a REALLY low tragectory so it goes 140-150 yards.
I'm 5'5", 165 lbs, standard loft and lie on my clubs.

Aboutr 160 right now (it's snowing) and in summer I smooth it 171 to about 180 really go after it.

I'm 5'11 162 lbs

I hit my 7 iron 170 yards...Im 6ft 1" and 10 stone 10 lbs

I could be wrong but I thought that because the metal is a little softer then the ball is able to stay on the clubface a little longer, thus causing it to compress a little more and spring off the face with a little more force. If someone in the know has the answer fill me in, I dont like to have misconceptions.

150 metres on ave, can force it 160 but why bother

125 to 135 with a seven iron. I don't hit them long these days, but my accuracy sure has improved in the last 4 months. What a neat feeling it is to hit a 125 yard iron shot and watch it stop 3 feet from the pin...sends goose bumps up and down your spine. Recently I hit a 160 yard 7 wood and it stopped about 5 feet from the pin...talk about feeling good!