Cobra KING MIM wedges – FIRST LOOK!

Each wedge is created using a mixture of 304 stainless steel metal powder, which is then heated and injected into a mould.  

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Using a sintering process, the metal is heated to a higher temperature than forging (1340°C vs. 1200°C), resulting in a more even grain structure than forged and cast wedges for an truly incredible soft feel.

In addition to being the first metal injection moulded wedges, the KING MIM are the first to utilise a fully robotic polishing process where the robot is pre-programmed to polish each wedge to exact specifications for complete precision form wedge to wedge. 

“At Cobra Golf, we work to create new products that offer a tangible benefit to our consumers. Our innovative manufacturing processes work to reduce variables, helping golfers have a more consistent, improved game,” said Tom Olsavsky, Vice President of R&D for COBRA Golf.

He added: “The KING MIM Wedges are astonishingly soft and precise, to give golfers the best performance in their short games.”

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These wedges also feature a Versatile Tour Wedge Grind. This grind, also utilised by Rickie Fowler in his custom ground wedges on Tour, provides additional toe-relief for optimal versatility. 

You can easily open the face to execute a delicate flop or close the face to hit a bump and run as needed. 

To help generate maximum spin and give you the optimum ball flight, a fully CNC milled face maximises surface roughness and delivers precise lofts and groove shapes. 

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