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The Cobra Radspeed Driver, released in 2021, features radial weighting with front and back tungsten weights to optimize CG placement for either low-spin distance or high-launch forgiveness configurations.
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What is radial weighting in the Cobra Radspeed driver?
Radial weighting is an engineering concept that places weights strategically on the extreme front and back of the clubhead to balance them around the center of gravity. This allows Cobra to place heavy tungsten weights far from the face to optimize speed, spin, and forgiveness.
What are the differences between the Radspeed, Radspeed XD, and Radspeed XB drivers?
The standard Radspeed is built for low spin and ultra-low spin distance with front weighting. The Radspeed XB (Xtreme Back) features more weight in the back for maximum forgiveness and high launch, while the Radspeed XD (Xtreme Draw) is designed to combat slices with heel-biased weighting.
What material is used for the crown of the Cobra Radspeed driver?
Cobra utilized a highly advanced CNC-milled Infinity Carbon Fiber Wrap for the crown of the Radspeed. This extremely thin carbon fiber wraps down into the heel and toe, saving crucial grams of weight that are redistributed to the radial weighting tracks.
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