Cobra today announced the fifth generation of its tech-infused King Tec irons, which include 2024 King Tec, King Tec-X, and King Tec-X One Length models.

We’ll break down each model below.

2024 Cobra King Tec irons

A players distance iron, Cobra says new King Tec irons are designed for scratch golfers through 12 handicaps. Cobra engineers refined the shaping, softened the topline, and shortened the blade length in this new design. The pitching wedge, in particular, features a flattened topline and a straighter leading edge. Cobra touts improved feel in the new King Tec irons thanks to a five-step forging process (most forgings use four steps) in crafting the forged hollow, foam microsphere-filled clubheads.

Cobra detailed the forging process in a press release:

“The forging process begins by heating carbon steel billets to 1200-degree Celsius. The billets are then Rough Forged three times (steps 1-3), a process in which the metal is bent and forged to form the rough shaping of an iron head. Step Four involves applying 1200 tons of pressure at 800-degrees Celsius to each rough clubhead, refining the shapes and placing detail lines and logos. During the final fifth step, each iron head is subjected to 2000 tons of pressure at 700-degrees Celsius, forming an extremely uniform grain structure. After cooling, each clubhead is polished and made ready for the faces and grooves to be precision milled using a CNC (Computer Numerical Controlled) machine.”

The company again leverages its PWRSHELL face insert with H.O.T Face Variable Thickness Geometry for more ball speed across the face and greater forgiveness. Engineers have positioned 20 grams of tungsten low in the heel of the 4 through 7-irons for greater MOI (and thus more forgiveness).

Cobra King Tec-X irons

Cobra says King Tec-X irons are designed for 10-20 handicappers, classifying the clubs as “players game improvement irons.” King Tec-X irons have a rounder, sleeker topline and less offset than the previous generation. Featuring similar technology to the King Tec irons, King Tec-X have even lower CG positions thanks to 70-gram tungsten weights low in the clubhead.

Cobra King Tec-X One Length irons

For one-length iron players, Cobra is offering the King Tec-X irons in a single-length package. Additionally, 4 through 6-irons feature wider soles, greater offset, and weaker lofts for more launch and forgiveness.

Pricing, specs, availability

The King Tec irons ($1,299/7-piece set) are available in 4-PW with KBS $-Taper Lite steel shafts and Lamkin Crossline grips. LH models available through custom only.

The King Tec-X irons ($1,299/7-piece set) are available in 5-GW with KBS TOUR LITE steel shafts and Lamkin Crossline grips. LH models available through custom only.

The King Tec-X One Length irons ($1,299/7-piece set) are available in 5-GW with KBS Tour Lite steel shafts and Lamkin Crossline grips. LH models available through custom only.

At retail: November 8

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