Cobra irons, generation by generation.
Compare the 2004 King Cobra SS-i Oversize and SS Forged with KING TEC, KING TEC X, KING and two KING Tour charts, LTDx, Darkspeed, DS-Adapt Max, AIR-X and the 3DP MB, 3DP Tour and 3DP X sets. This is the current collection, rather than a complete history of every Cobra iron.
Cobra iron sets at a glance
Cobra lists a stock set composition as well as every available club. A used set's contents may differ from both the standard composition and the full range.
| Model and generation | Model year | 7-iron | Pitching wedge | Listed clubs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| King Cobra SS Forged irons (2004 US page) | Not stated | 35° | 47° | 2–60° |
| King Cobra SS-i Oversize irons (2004 US page) | Not stated | 33° | 45° | 2–60° |
| KING Tour irons (2022 US page) | Not stated | 33° | 45° | 3–GW |
| LTDx irons (2022 US page) | Not stated | 26.5° | 41.5° | 4–SW |
| AEROJET irons (2023 US page) | Not stated | 26.5° | 41.5° | 4–SW |
| AIR-X (2023) irons (2023 US page) | Not stated | 30° | 43.5° | 4–SW |
| Darkspeed irons (2024 US page) | Not stated | 27° | 42° | 4–SW |
| DS-Adapt Max irons (2025 US page) | Not stated | 29° | 43.5° | 4–SW |
| KING TEC irons (2025) | 2025 | 29.5° | 44° | 3–GW |
| KING TEC X irons (2025) | 2025 | 27° | 42° | 4–GW |
| 3DP MB irons (2026 US page) | Not stated | 34° | 46° | 4–GW |
| 3DP Tour irons (2026 US page) | Not stated | 31° | 45° | 3–GW |
| 3DP X irons (2026 US page) | Not stated | 29° | 43° | 4–GW |
| Baffler irons (2026 US page) | Not stated | 29° | 44° | 6–SW |
| KING irons (2026 US page) | Not stated | 27.5° | 42.5° | 4–SW |
| KING Tour Black irons (2026 US page) | Not stated | 32° | 44° | 3–GW |
Listed clubs show the manufacturer's specification range, not the contents of every retail or used set. Model years are shown only where the source states one. Equal loft does not establish equal carry distance or fit.
To see how these lofts compare with other brands and with older sets, read our 7-iron loft study. Not sure which of these sets you own? Narrow them down by name, era or 7-iron loft with the Cobra iron year finder.
King Cobra SS Forged irons (2004 US page)
Cobra King Cobra SS Forged, with a 35° 7-iron and 47° pitching wedge.
King Cobra SS-i Oversize irons (2004 US page)
Cobra King Cobra SS-i Oversize, with a 33° 7-iron and 45° pitching wedge.
KING Tour irons (2022 US page)
KING Tour from Cobra’s archived US product page, with a 33° 7-iron and 45° pitching wedge.
LTDx irons (2022 US page)
LTDx from Cobra’s archived US product page, with a 26.5° 7-iron and 41.5° pitching wedge.
AEROJET irons (2023 US page)
AEROJET irons from Cobra’s archived US product page (capture of 2023-01-31), with a 26.5° 7-iron and 41.5° pitching wedge.
AIR-X (2023) irons (2023 US page)
AIR-X (2023) from Cobra’s archived US product page, with a 30° 7-iron and 43.5° pitching wedge.
Darkspeed irons (2024 US page)
Darkspeed from Cobra’s archived US product page, with a 27° 7-iron and 42° pitching wedge.
DS-Adapt Max irons (2025 US page)
DS-Adapt Max from Cobra’s archived US product page, with a 29° 7-iron and 43.5° pitching wedge.
KING TEC irons (2025)
The 2025 KING TEC chart lists a 29.5° 7-iron and 44° pitching wedge.
KING TEC X irons (2025)
KING TEC X uses a 27° 7-iron and a different lie sequence from KING TEC.
3DP MB irons (2026 US page)
3DP MB from Cobra’s current US product page, with a 34° 7-iron and 46° pitching wedge.
3DP Tour irons (2026 US page)
3DP Tour from Cobra’s current US product page, with a 31° 7-iron and 45° pitching wedge.
3DP X irons (2026 US page)
3DP X from Cobra’s current US product page, with a 29° 7-iron and 43° pitching wedge.
Baffler irons (2026 US page)
Baffler hybrid-irons from Cobra’s US product page, 6-iron to sand wedge, with a 29° 7-iron and 44° pitching wedge.
KING irons (2026 US page)
KING from Cobra’s current US product page, with a 27.5° 7-iron and 42.5° pitching wedge.
KING Tour Black irons (2026 US page)
KING Tour Black from Cobra’s current US product page, with a 32° 7-iron and 44° pitching wedge.
Finding the right record
The family name and generation must both match. A reused name can refer to different heads. A generation code or archive year is an identification label, not proof of an individual club's manufacture date.
Read the build notes alongside the table. Standard shaft lengths, custom orders and later modifications can all affect the clubs in a used set.
Use our used iron checklist →