The King Cobra is a discontinued Innova midrange rated 4/5/0/2, a large-diameter, glidey mold that flies straight with a dependable fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). A bigger, faster take on the classic Cobra, it offered easy glide and a controllable line. Its large diameter and good glide made it a forgiving, distance-oriented mid, easy to grip and release for straight shots and gentle turnovers. It is a beadless mid. It has since left the active lineup, part of the extended Cobra family from Innova's earlier catalog. The King Cobra is a discontinued, larger relative of the long-running Cobra midrange. Older runs turn up secondhand, where the glidey, large-diameter flight remains its character.
The King Cobra is a discontinued Innova midrange rated 4/5/0/2, a large-diameter, glidey mold that flies straight with a dependable fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). A bigger, faster take on the classic Cobra, it offered easy glide and a controllable line.
Its large diameter and good glide made it a forgiving, distance-oriented mid, easy to grip and release for straight shots and gentle turnovers. It is a beadless mid. It has since left the active lineup, part of the extended Cobra family from Innova's earlier catalog.
The King Cobra is a discontinued, larger relative of the long-running Cobra midrange.
Older runs turn up secondhand, where the glidey, large-diameter flight remains its character.
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