Cobra King Tec hybrids: 3 things to know

on Tuesday, Cobra introduced two new hybrid models: King Tec and King Tec One Lenght. These models complement the collection of new Cobra clubs, including recently released ones DS-Adapt family. Below you will find 3 things worth knowing about the new King Tec hybrids.

1. King Tec is designed for better players

With a refined surface and smaller address profile, the King Tec hybrid is designed to encourage work and precision better players.

2. King Tec is equipped with performance-enhancing technology

Except Cobra The FutureFit33 adjustable loft and lie system that allows for 33 unique loft and lie settings, the King Tec hybrid helps increase speed and forgiveness with a lightweight carbon fiber crown that allows weight to be placed more discreetly in the club head. Additionally, the Cobra HOT face construction and forged PWRSHELL face technology provide flexibility, speed and rotation.

For players interested in tuning theirs trajectory and rotationThe hybrid also comes with an adjustable weighting system that includes two weights (12 g and 2 g) that can be placed on the toe or heel.

3. King Tec is available in a single length version

If you’re a fan of single-length clubs like Bryson DeChambeau, the King Tec is also available as the King Tec One Lenght. This club features all of the standard King Tec technology described above with a few significant changes. The shape is more traditional and the 12g rear weight is constant to create a low back center of gravity for better launch and greater stability.

The Cobra King Tec Hybrid ($299 each) will be available in 2H (17°), 3H (19°), 4H (22°) and 5H (25°) versions; King Tec Onelength Hybrid (also $299 each) will be available in 3H (19°), 4H (21°), and 5H (24°) on March 13 at Cobra website and at Cobra retail locations.

Want to try the Cobra King Tec Hybrid for yourself? Find your nearest club at True Spec Golf.