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Driving Iron Series

Used Cobra King Forged Tec Driving Irons

2015–2022

The Forged Tec is the compact, forged iron Cobra pitched at the single-figure player who wanted a little more ball speed than a blade gives. The first, from November 2015, was a forged cavity with a thin face insert; the 2018 Forged Tec Black gave it a new, thinner stainless face and came only in black; the 2020 model went hollow and foam-filled, and the 2022 model refined that and added the larger Tec-X. Each generation sold in a One Length build. Replaced by the King Tec irons in November 2024.

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Release timeline

Oldest → newest

  1. 2015
    King Forged Tec 2015
  2. 2018
    King Forged Tec Black
  3. 2019
    King Forged Tec 2020
  4. 2022
    King Forged Tec 2022