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Review of the Cobra DS-ADAPT Max Iron

News RoomBy News RoomDecember 12, 2024Updated:December 12, 20242 Mins Read
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In 2024, Cobra introduced the Darkspeed game improvement iron, which was acclaimed as one of the best game-improvement irons of the year. However, the strong lofts of the Darkspeed iron resulted in a lack of stopping power compared to some other models. In response to this feedback, Cobra has released a new iron, the DS-ADAPT Max, which aims to address this issue and compete among the best golf irons of 2025.

The DS-ADAPT Max features subtle differences from the standard DS-ADAPT, including a wider sole width, longer blade length, and weakened lofts by 2° throughout the set. These changes are designed to enhance launch and make it easier for more moderate swingers to generate clubhead speed. The iron also incorporates technologies from the Darkspeed iron, such as a hollow body construction filled with foam microspheres to improve feel and a PWR-BRIDGE weighting system to lower the center of gravity and maximize launch.

Despite its larger physical size, the DS-ADAPT Max maintains an aesthetically pleasing appearance, with a darker finish that helps slim down its chunky profile. The expanded top line, blade length, and sole width are all done in proportion to maintain a friendly look for less proficient ball strikers. The iron was tested at Saunton Golf Club, where it produced a firm and lively feel off the face, with easier launch and increased spin compared to the DS-ADAPT iron.

The wider sole of the DS-ADAPT Max provides smooth turf interaction and can help players with steeper angles of attack improve their exit from the ground. The slightly less aggressive ball flight of the Max model may make it more appealing to retail customers seeking assistance with their game. Both the DS-ADAPT and DS-ADAPT Max irons are available in 4-SW and 5-GW compositions with a choice of KBS Tour Lite steel shafts or KBS PGI graphite shafts.

Overall, the DS-ADAPT Max iron offers a compelling option for players in the game-improvement category, providing extra stopping power and a slightly larger head size for enhanced forgiveness. Whether players are upgrading from the DS-ADAPT iron or considering a new game-improvement iron, the DS-ADAPT Max offers added versatility and performance at a competitive price point. With its combination of innovative technologies and improved design elements, the DS-ADAPT Max is poised to make a significant impact in the golf iron market in 2025.

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