#COBRA AMP CELL DRIVER SETTINGS DRIVERS#

Even when the loft is put in the highest or lowest setting, the pad gently tips the face into a square position when it rests on the ground.ДЇor golfers who put excessive spin on their drives, Cobra also is introducing the BiO Cell+ driver. Regardless of the loft setting, the BiO Cell driver should look square at address thanks to a strip on the sole Cobra calls Smartpad.

There also are draw settings in the 8.5-, 9.5- and 10.5-degree lofts to help golfers who fight a slice. вЂњYouвЂ™ll get higher-launching, lower-spinning drives with more ball speed.вЂќДЄn eight-position, adjustable hosel system that Cobra calls MyFly8 lets players change the BiO CellвЂ™s loft from as little as 9 degrees to as many as 12. вЂњBy moving all that weight away from the face and keeping it low and back, the BiO Cell delivers a low CG (center of gravity) and high MOI (moment of inertia) combination,вЂќ said Jose Miraflor, Cobra Puma GolfвЂ™s director of product marketing.

#COBRA AMP CELL DRIVER SETTINGS DRIVERS#

The BiO Cell drivers also feature an updated version of CobraвЂ™s E9 face, which is designed to create more ball speed on shots hit low in the heel and high in the toe, where the company says most mis-hits occur. However, Cobra didnвЂ™t stop at the crown in its quest to fight the fat. The pattern created by this weight-reducing technology resembles a honeycomb, and Cobra replicated the pattern graphically on the crown. The companyвЂ™s engineers have made the crown even thinner, shaving a few more grams from the top of the club. With the BiO Cell line, Cobra took the AMP design principle a step further. The goal was to reduce weight where it didnвЂ™t serve a purpose and redistribute it to areas where extra weight could improve performance. This technology removed mass from non-critical areas in the crown, making it thinner in some spots and thicker in others. Last season Cobra debuted drivers with a technology called AMP, which stood for Advanced Material Placement. Beyond all that sizzle, Cobra thinks both clubs are loaded with technology to deliver more yards. Cobra Golf has done their best to become a major player when it comes to golf club innovation and technologies.Look past the five colors, the fancy crown graphics and the fact that Rickie Fowler, Ian Poulter and Lexi Thompson are probably going to use a Cobra BiO Cell or BiO Cell+ driver in 2014. I think it is clear that they one of the elites when it comes to making a quality golf club. When word came out that Cobra Golf was coming out with another driver after the AMP Cell driver, I was a bit surprised. The Cobra AMP Cell drivers were such a hit with consumers that I figured they would just roll with the AMP Cell for a bit. But little did I know that Cobra had something better up their sleeves. The all new Bio Cell Driver, which is equipped with their MyFly8 and SmartPad technology allows 8 adjustable loft setting, which is the big thing these days when it comes to drivers. = Join in on our Forum Discussions =- Technology: In this review of the Cobra Bio Cell Driver I hope to give you a little better insight on the new technology and how it performs on the course. Like I mentioned before, the Bio Cell driver comes with the MyFly8 and SmartPad technology for adjustable settings for all golfers. The Bio Cell is considered a Game Improvement Driver and CobraвЂ™s goal is to make drives a bit easier for you. They also have a Crown Cell weighting and Forged E9 Bio Cell face technologies that are supposed to reduce the weight in the crown and face to deliver a lower CG, higher MOI and thus faster ball speeds. Their ultimate goal was to create the largest вЂњSweet SpotвЂќ ever for longer and straighter drives. So letвЂ™s see how all this new tech performs.

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