CobraMen's F-Max Airspeed Offset Driver
R2,499
About
THE LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION
At 270 grams, the F-MAX Airspeed driver is 56 grams lighter than a conventional driver. A carbon crown, lighter clubhead, shaft and grip combine to help moderate swing speeds swing faster, and easier.
Product Features
Lighter Head Weight
- The head is 2 grams lighter than the previous generation F-MAX while maintaining an MOI of 5000 so that forgiveness is not sacrificed
Lighter Shaft & Grip
- The shaft is 5 grams lighter making it easier than ever to generate more club speed and distance
- Using our l¡ghtest midsize grip at 41 grams provides a better feel in the hands and during the swing
Carbon Fibre + PWR Ridges - Lighter Crown & Easier Alignment
- Replacing titanium with carbon fibre saves 10 grams that we used low and wide to increase MOl, while PWR Ridges provide visual alignment to help you set up square to your target
- For those who have trouble turning the club over, having weight concentrated back and towards the heel will help make slices a thing of the past, and straighter drives a part of their future
An offset hosel corrects any rightward tendencies and helps golfers find the middle of the fairway more easily and more consistently
Product Specifications
- F-MAX AIRSPEED Off-Set Driver
- Loft: 11.5°
- Lie Angle: 60.00°
- Weighted: Back/Heel
- Length: 46" (116.85cm)
- Swing Weight: D2
- Colour: Black/Blue
- Head volume: 460cc
- Right-handed
- Shaft Flex Type: Regular
- Shaft: Graphite
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