The Cobra AMP Cell irons, introduced in 2013, were engineered to deliver a blend of distance, forgiveness, and precision, making them an excellent choice for mid- to high-handicap golfers. One of the standout features of the AMP Cell irons was Cell Technology, which redistributed weight to the perimeter of the clubhead, enhancing stability and increasing forgiveness on off-center hits. This design helped golfers maintain consistent ball speeds and accuracy, even when the ball wasn't struck perfectly.
The set also utilized E9 Face Technology, which expanded the sweet spot across a wider portion of the face, improving performance on mishits. The AMP Cell irons featured a high-strength 17-4 steel face insert, which promoted faster ball speeds for added distance, while a low and deep center of gravity helped launch the ball higher and more easily. The irons also had a progressive design, with more forgiveness built into the longer irons and better control and precision in the shorter irons. Visually, the AMP Cell irons stood out with colorful, customizable designs, available in various color options like silver, red, orange, and blue, adding a modern aesthetic appeal. Overall, the Cobra AMP Cell irons were praised for their combination of distance, forgiveness, and versatility, making them an ideal set for golfers looking to improve their overall performance with a stylish, high-performance option.
6 iron is the silver AMP CELL, not orange. Matching shafts and identical model, just different colour.
Specification
| Dexterity | Right Hand |
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| Brand | Cobra |
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| Model | AMP Cell |
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| Set make up | 5-SW |
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| Shaft Flex | Regular |
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| Shaft Model | True Temper Dynamic Gold |
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| Shaft Material | Steel |
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| Length | 0.5 inches longer than standard |
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| Grip details | Lamkin R.E.L 3Gen Standard |
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| Year | 2013 |
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| Iron Set Count | 7 |
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| Shaft Flex | Regular |
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Condition Guide
Every pre-owned club is graded out of 10 on its Head, Shaft and Grip, which combine into an overall condition grade. Grips scoring below 6/10 are replaced before sale.
- 10/10 – Unused, often still boxed.
- 9/10 – Mint; little to no sign of use.
- 8/10 – Very good; used only a handful of times, faint marks.
- 7/10 – Good; clear evidence of play but no damage.
- 6/10 – Fair; honest cosmetic wear from normal play (our most common grade).
- 5/10 – Well used; heavier play marks, still fully playable.
