Iron Set
Cobra 3DP MB Iron Set
Cobra 3DP MB Iron Set
Cobra · Iron Set · 3DP MB
Best Trade-In
$1,026
Trade-In Values
| Condition | Trade-In Value |
|---|---|
| Brand New | $855.00 |
| Mint | $1,026.00 |
| Average | $855.00 |
| Poor | $342.00 |
Trade-in values sourced from PGA Value Guide. Prices may vary.
About the Cobra 3DP MB Iron Set
The Cobra 3DP MB is a muscleback blade iron built entirely through 3D printing. Each head is constructed from 2,600 layers of 316 stainless steel powder using Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS), a process that allows internal structures impossible to achieve with traditional forging or casting. The result is a blade that looks and feels traditional but performs differently under the surface.
The key advantage of 3D printing here is the internal lattice structure. By hollowing out portions of the head with a precise lattice pattern, Cobra freed up roughly 60 grams of discretionary weight per head. That weight gets replaced with tungsten positioned low in the heel and toe, raising the MOI well beyond what a conventional muscleback can achieve. The head shape is based on the Cobra King MB but with a slightly thinner topline and a touch more offset, similar to Max Homa's tour specifications.
Feel at impact is buttery soft with clear feedback on strike location. Mis-hits stay on line better than you'd expect from a blade, though distance loss on off-center strikes is still noticeable. The set runs from 5-iron through pitching wedge in a six-club configuration, and at roughly $330 per club, these are among the most expensive irons available. They're made for skilled players who want blade aesthetics and feedback with measurably more stability than any traditional muscleback can offer.
Key Technology & Features
- Fully 3D-printed heads using DMLS (Direct Metal Laser Sintering) from 316 stainless steel
- Internal lattice structure frees approximately 60 grams of discretionary weight per head
- Tungsten heel-toe weighting delivers higher MOI than any conventional muscleback
- 2,600 individual layers of steel powder per club head
- Head shape based on King MB with tour-inspired modifications
Detailed Specifications
| Material | 316 Stainless Steel (3D Printed via DMLS) |
|---|---|
| Construction | Direct Metal Laser Sintering, 2600 layers per head |
| 7-Iron Loft | 34 degrees |
| 7-Iron Length | 37.25 inches |
| 7-Iron Lie | 62 degrees |
| Available Clubs | 5-iron through Pitching Wedge (6 clubs) |
| Loft Range | 27 degrees (5i) to 46 degrees (PW) |
| Price | $1,980 (set of 6) |
Pros & Cons
Pros
- +Soft, buttery feel with outstanding feedback on strike quality
- +Significantly more forgiving than traditional blade irons
- +Clean, minimal aesthetics with a thin topline and compact profile
- +Tour-proven design used by multiple PGA Tour players
Cons
- –Extremely expensive at roughly $1,980 for a six-club set
- –Only available in a 5-PW configuration; no long irons or wedges
- –Not a distance iron; prioritizes control and feel over ball speed
Best For
Low-handicap players who want the look and feel of a traditional blade with meaningfully more forgiveness, and who don't mind paying a steep premium for it.