The golf ball literally vaults off the face like a springboard. If you have trouble choosing the right club on longer iron shots, the Radspeed irons offer dependable flight that delivers consistent yardages. With the long irons, I noticed right away on the range they offer low spin with penetrating flight.
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The strong lofts produce a penetrating flight that soars off the club face with a zip that I really enjoyed duplicating on swing after swing. With its balanced weight, I could tell the Cobra King Radspeed irons would be enjoyable to hit and after a few swings, I was pleased to find out that I was right. I was impressed right away by how the irons felt in my hands. To start the evaluation for my Cobra Radspeed irons review, I immediately took the irons out to the range to hit a quick array of shots. I was more than pleased with how these clubs sounded after a few trips to the range. In the end, the Radspeed irons provide a sophisticated sound that produces a healthy, clean noise at impact. Although the head design leans a bit to the large side, the sound isn’t affected because of the composite 3D printed material attached to the rear of the face.Īlthough I was worried they may sound thick and chunky, they surprisingly did not after my time with these irons. SoundĮach golf club in this set delivers a smooth, crisp sound. When it came time to hit off-center strikes to test forgiveness for this Cobra Radspeed irons review, I found the Cobra clubs responded beautifully with regard to minimizing vibration and delivering smooth, immediate feedback.Įven on thin shots, the feel of the irons didn’t suffer or cause undue vibration to work its way back to my hands. On solid strikes that find the sweet spot, these irons feel great and instill a confidence that few clubs in this price range can deliver. The golf club uses neon green at its heart along with dashes that resemble something similar to Morse Code.įor the sake of rounding out this Cobra Radspeed irons review, I’ll admit that there’s something unique about the elongated design filled with splashes of chrome, hard edged laser-etched lines, flecked with neon green, charcoal, and black. I’ve always struggled with the chaos of color and sharp lines from Cobra’s design team and the King Radspeed iron set doesn’t deviate much from their previous iron offerings. The top line also gives the irons the appearance of forged irons along with its outstanding feel.Ĭobra Radspeed Irons In-Depth Review Looks The unique dark carbon fiber strip along the top line covers the wider sole, helping you get a clean look at the golf ball without the distraction of a clunky club head. Because it’s 3D printed, the irons are lightweight and feel faster than other irons using composite materials. The 3D printed medallion offers a strong foundation for the club head that saves weight to boost distance and improve feel. The 10-gram and 3-gram weights are used in each Radspeed iron to optimize performance. The radial weighting offers a nice mixture of low CG, strong ball speeds, and impressive stability through the impact zone. The Radspeed iron set is also available in several varieties, including the variable length irons I’m reviewing here, also there’s one-length irons under the Radspeed umbrella, and a combo set that includes the Radspeed hybrid.Ĭobra Radspeed Irons Features Radial Weighting Technology The Lamkin Crossline (58+) Connect stock grip comes standard on the Radspeed iron set.
The iron shafts are available in regular and stiff shaft flex. The stock steel shaft for the Cobra irons are the KBS Tour 90, while the stock graphite shaft are the UST Recoil 460 ESX for the Cobra Radspeed irons. Lacks finesse and workability of advanced iron sets.The scoring clubs offer soft feel with high spin.High launching flight with extended carry.
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