Cobra BiO CELL driver
Go Long with the new Cobra BiO CELL clubs
BiO CELL Driver
With MyFly8, SmartPad, E9 Face and BiO CELLS, the BiO CELL driver is packed with technology to help improve distance and manage trajectory.
Cobra Puma staff player Rickie Fowler was using the new BiO CELL driver last week in the Australian PGA Championship where he finished T2.
True to COBRA’s DNA, the BiO CELL driver will be offered in five colours of Blue Aster, Black, Barbados Red, Vibrant Orange and Silver.
“Our Research and Development team focused on developing a driver that would deliver distance, provide consistency, keep adjustability simple yet effective and offer a great feel,” said Mr Miraflor.
“The BiO CELL driver delivers on all of the above through COBRA’s proprietary technology and goes a step further by offering personalisation in five different color options.”
The BiO CELL driver features MyFly8, an expansion of the 2013 MyFlyTM technology. MyFly8 provides golfers the option to adjust their trajectory to 8 different loft settings including 9.0°, 9.5°, 10.5°, 11.5°, 12.0° and three draw setting in 9.5°D, 10.5°D and 11.5°D.
Utilising SmartPad technology, the face angle will stay square at address regardless of the loft setting.
New BiO CELLs work with E9 Face Technology to remove weight from the face and reposition it low and back to deliver higher MOI.
The repositioned weight provides a larger effective Sweet Zone to deliver longer and straighter drives on off-centre hits. In addition, the BiO CELLS remove weight from the crown and face providing a lower CG and higher MOI for faster ball speeds.
The COBRA BiO CELL driver (£249) features a Project X – PXv shaft and is available in RH and LH models in x-stiff, stiff, regular and lite flexes featuring MyFly8TM, providing golfers with loft settings from 9.0° to 12.0°. It comes fitted with a Lamkin – R.E.L. 3GEN 360 grip.
Next up, BiO CELL fairway woods and hybrids
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