Cobra King Tec Irons By Ed Travis King Tour Black Edition Irons – Better player category – Five-step forging process 1025 carbon steel – Finished by CNC milling heads & grooves – Diamonized Black Metal finish – TPU insert – Stock lofts: 5-iron 25°, pitching wedge 44° – Stock shaft: KBS $-Taper – Stock grip: Lamkin Crossline – MSRP for seven irons $1399.00 King CB/MB Black Irons – Better player category – Five-step forging process 1025 carbon steel – CB cavity back added offset – MB muscle back – Diamonized Black Metal finish – Stock lofts: 5-iron 27°, pitching wedge 46° – Stock shaft: KBS $-Taper – Stock grip: Lamkin Crossline – MSRP for seven irons $1299.00 Cobra Golf has also introduced the fifth generation of their King Tec irons targeted for better players and the King Tec-X for midhandicaps, as well as a new One Length King Tec-X. Better players have always liked the King Forged Tec line brought to market in 2022. The newest edition, the 2025 King Tec has several features that will please low handicap golfers. Forged irons are usually made in four steps, but Cobra added a fifth. This new line Fast Facts a players iron. The internal weighting on the King Tec-X is much higher, 70 vs. 20 grams that produces a higher initial trajectory, requiring slightly stronger lofts. The King Tec-X also is available in Cobra’s redesigned One Length model with a 7-iron length shaft of 37.25 inches. The 4-6 irons have a 1.5mm wider sole than the regular shaft length version, more offset and weaker lofts all to aid slower swing speed players. Their MSRP is the same as King Tec-X. is forged with 2000 tons of pressure at 700° centigrade, which creates a uniform grain structure and produces a solid smooth feel. The face is an update of the H.O.T. design that is thicker in the center and thinner towards the perimeter for more rebound and distance. The King Tec-X has a similar shape, but with a larger profile than the King Tec, plus more offset. The uninformed may think you are playing with
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