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Driving Iron Series

Used Cobra F-Max Driving Irons

2017–2020

F-Max was Cobra's answer for the moderate-speed player: lighter heads, shafts and grips than the King range, heel-biased weighting to fight a slice, and an offset driver for those who needed more. The 2017 original was followed by the lighter Superlite in 2018 and the lighter-still Airspeed in 2020, each a full set of driver, 3, 5 and 7 woods, 3 to 7 hybrids and irons from 5 iron to sand wedge. Replaced by Air-X in 2022.

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Release timeline

Oldest → newest

  1. 2017
    F-Max
  2. 2018
    F-Max Superlite
  3. 2020
    F-Max Airspeed