First look: Wilson Dynapwr and Dynapwr Max irons
Wilson has expanded its offering by introducing two new irons: the game-improvement Dynapwr and game-improvement plus Dynapwr Max.
Wilson have expanded its offering by introducing two new game-improvement irons to their line-up.
The Dynapwr and Dynapwr Max irons will hit the shelves on 12 February.
Both sets have been designed with a low centre of gravity and high moment of inertia.
To optimise ball speed and distance, the equipment manufacturer used their AI-generated variable face technology.
Better ball strikers will opt for the Dynapwr irons whilst the Max cater for those that will want even more forgiveness.
Jon Pergande, the director of global research and development at Wilson, said: "We've taken the design process from the successful Dynapwr family since it re-launched two years ago and added even more innovation to create two brand new irons for the game-improvement and game-improvement plus categories.
"The game-enhancing technologies incorporated throughout add up to deliver greater ball speed more forgiveness and control to make the game more enjoyable."
He added: "The loft structure and wider sole that we built for Dynapwr Max provides forgiveness height to create distance.
"While Dynapwr has a slightly stronger loft structure and reduced offset for those players with a traditional eye that still want to maximise distance."
The tech:
Dnyapwr irons (5-PW)
• Energy Transfer Chassis - Located at the back of the iron, this supportive frame allows for maximum stability and energy transfer at impact, while optimising both sound and feel.
• Hollow Body Construction - Ensures optimal weight distribution for improved face stability, unlocking maximum distance and forgiveness.
• Featuring the KBS Max Ultralite steel shaft (R 90g & S 95g) as standard, and the Mamiya UST Recoil Dart 65g shaft in the graphite option.
Dynapwr Max irons (5-PW)
• Open Heel Construction - Frees up the heel side of the face for greater response and improved ball speed on heel shots.
• Topology Optimisation - Allowed designers to place mass and material throughout the head for enhanced stability, as well as improved sound and feel.
• Featuring the premium KBS Max HL steel shaft (R & S 80g) as standard, while the graphite model comes equipped with the KBS MAX Graphite shaft. Both options include a Lamkin Crossline 360 grip.
Pricing:
Dynapwr:
Steel shaft: £750 / €834
Graphite shaft: £800 / €900
Dynapwr Max:
Steel shaft: £750 / €834
Graphite shaft: £750 / €834
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