In short: A used Mizuno Pro T-1 Blue Ion wedge is worth about $120, our target price, checked Oct 31, 2026. $101 or less is a great buy and anything up to $120 is a good buy; over $125 it’s overpriced. New, one goes for about $130, so buying used saves about 8%. It costs more than 86% of the 179 used wedges we’ve priced; the typical one is about $80.
What to pay for a used Mizuno Pro T-1 Blue Ion wedge
$101 or less
16% or more under the target.
$102–$120
At or under the target.
Over $125
$121–$125 is a fair price; offer near $120.
Count the shipping. Hold the landed price, the club plus shipping, up against these numbers.
Selling one? List it at or just under the target, $120, and it should move fast. How to price and list a used club
Other Mizuno wedges, priced
| Club | Year | Used target | vs this one |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mizuno S23 White wedge | 2022 | $76 | −$44 |
| Mizuno T24 Soft White wedge | 2022 | $84 | −$36 |
| Mizuno T-22 Denim wedge | 2021 | $73 | −$47 |
| Mizuno T-22 wedge | 2021 | $60 | −$60 |
| Mizuno T20 wedge | 2020 | $69 | −$51 |
| Mizuno JPX 923 Hot Metal wedge | — | $122 | +$2 |
| Mizuno T24 Blue Ion wedge | — | $90 | −$30 |
| Mizuno T24 Soft wedge | — | $80 | −$40 |
More to check
- JPX 921 Hot Metal wedge
- MP-T 10 White wedge
- MP-T4 White wedge
- S18 White wedge
- S5 White wedge
- T22 Blue wedge
- T24 Raw wedge
- T7 White wedge
Other brands at about the same price
Used wedges from other brands with targets within 20% of this one.
| Club | Year | Used target | vs this one |
|---|---|---|---|
| Srixon ZX5 wedge | — | $126 | +$6 |
| Ping G430 wedge | — | $125 | +$5 |
| PXG 0311 Milled Sugar Daddy II wedge | — | $125 | +$5 |
| TaylorMade Hi-Toe 4 ATW wedge | 2024 | $118 | −$2 |
| Bettinardi HLX 5.0 wedge | — | $113 | −$7 |
| Cobra King-X wedge | 2025 | $111 | −$9 |
Specs to match
- Type
- Wedge
Check loft, bounce and grind, then look hard at the face and grooves in the photos. A wedge that has seen a lot of bunker play will show it.
Questions
How much is a used Pro T-1 Blue Ion wedge worth?
A used Mizuno Pro T-1 Blue Ion wedge is worth about $120: that’s our algorithm’s target price, checked Oct 31, 2026. Under that is a good buy; over it, make an offer near the target or keep looking.
What’s a good price for a used Mizuno Pro T-1 Blue Ion wedge?
Anything at or under $120 is a good buy, and $101 or less is a great one. Over $125 is overpriced. Those lines come from our algorithm’s target price, checked Oct 31, 2026; hold them up against the price plus shipping.
What should I list my used Pro T-1 Blue Ion wedge for?
At or just under the target, $120. That’s roughly what buyers pay for one, so it should sell quickly; list it well above and expect offers near the target.
How much cheaper is a used Mizuno Pro T-1 Blue Ion wedge than new?
The used target is about 8% under the going price for a new one.
Where can I buy a used Mizuno Pro T-1 Blue Ion wedge?
When we last checked there were 10 live options near the target, from $61 with shipping included. ClubChecks lists every one, cheapest first, and tags each as under or over the target.
What should I check before buying a used wedge?
Check loft, bounce and grind, then look hard at the face and grooves in the photos. A wedge that has seen a lot of bunker play will show it.