The Nike Victory Red irons are cast irons, but the feel of them is remarkably good. They were very forgiving across the face and unusally for these types of irons, the trajectory was not too high. This means the longer irons could be blended with the Victory Red irons Split Cavity version of the irons if required. The main difference compared to the Split Cavity irons is that the top line of the club is a little thicker and there is a greater offset in the hosel to allow for more forgiveness. We found them very pleasing on the eye and a joy to hit so if you are a mid-teens handicapper then these are well worth trying out.