Cobra 3400 I/XH

Reviewed by: Dandaman ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
cobra 3400 i xh

Summary:
Really like these clubs. Bought them from a friend for 200 bucks used. I have the graphite shafts which i have never owned before but they are perfect for me. Clubs are lighter and get more speed on my swing. Really easy to hit it straight. The heads are very forgiving and really hard to miss hit. I would really recomend these to anyone.

Customer Service:
Never needed it.

Reviewed by: Floris ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Cobra 3400 I/XH

Summary:
I bought this irons in July and as I played them I hit beautifull straight shots and with more lenght than ever.
Forgiveness very good and easy to play.

Reviewed by: right2bleft ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
3400I/XH

Summary:
I'm 62 and still have a 4.5 handicap. I was having trouble getting the distance and height on my irons. I tried these with the high launch reg graphite shafts and they are the ticket. The 4 and 5 irons are better than any "long" irons I've hit in a long time. I don't think "game improvement" hurt any players, except maybe highly talented amateurs and some professionals.

Customer Service:
I don't know

Similar Products Used:
Many dirrerent irons over the 50 + years of golf. Most recent were ping eye 2's with steel shafts.

Reviewed by: tobysdad ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Cobra 3400 I/XH steel regular

Summary:
I originally bought a set of Nike Slingshot OSS irons in the spring, and was very unhappy with them after playing with them all spring and summer. They were hard to line up, took 10 yards off my game, had no feedback, and the short irons were very clunky. I had been playing Cobra clones prior to the Nikes, so I decided to trade in the Slingshots for the real thing. The best move I ever made. The Cobra heads are a little on the large side but easy to line up, very forgiving, and I got the 10 yards back that I lost with the Nikes. My short game is back. Getting the ball in the air and heading in the right direction is much easier with the Cobras. I'm hitting a lot more greens from 150 yards and in. The 4 and 5 irons aren't as forgiving as the Slingshots. I'm fading the Cobra long irons a little more, but I'm still getting them into the air and keeping the ball in play from 160-170 yards out. I like the feel of the steel shafts better, too. The clubs feel much more evenly weighted, much more balanced. I'm consistantly shooting in the 90's now, where I was having trouble breaking 100 with the Nikes. These clubs are much more controllable than the Nikes. With the Slingshots, it was pretty much get the ball into the air and hope it went straight. I actually feel like the ball is going where I aim it with the Cobras and that I can work it a little. I highly recommend them.