The “C” in the naming actually stands for “competition spec” and is the basis to these irons having an overall smaller topline in a classic looking shape which should appeal to a broad range of golfers from lower handicaps on up. The C721 are, as previously mentioned, “Players Distance” irons by design. Now then, lets take a closer look at each iron. Also, they are implementing their SpeedTested shaft fitting program where they seek to offer the best performing stock options for three different speed classes. First, each head, although not a forged body, has a Notched Hosel which will allow bending +/- 3°. The Exotics C721 Iron consists of a high-grade TPU injected into the hollow-body pocket to create new speed-inducing and feel. “It’s a brand-new direction for Exotics, not only with ground-breaking new tech, but with virtually every aspect of the design.There are a few iron specific design traits I’ll touch on in those sections as well, but before that I do want to get into the attention to fitting, which Tour Edge is doing all they can to emphasize its importance. “This is next-level Exotics,” said Tour Edge founder and President David Glod. The Exotics E721 improves its forgiveness for higher handicap players with additional weighting in the toe and the better-player Exotics C721 has a thin L-cup face made from military grade maraging steel. The 103 diamond shapes on the interior face of the Exotics E721 and 92 shapes of the Exotics C721 act as minitrampolines according to the company to produce faster ball speeds and make the sweet spot larger. The 2.0 version is similar to the design first seen last year in their Exotics EXS 220 metalwoods and the principle is the same. GolfMagicReviewsTourEdgeCompetitionIn this video, Alex reviews the Tour Edge C721 irons Packed with technology, these are said to perform as good as prem. This is certainly a unique way to achieve the benefits of variable thickness in any club and for the first time Tour Edge is using it in irons. We are more intrigued by the Diamond Face 2.0 construction. In the Exotics E721 the TPU fills the undercut cavity and, in the Exotics C721, it occupies two places in the hollow clubhead. At retail March 10, $143 each graphite shafts, $130 steel shaftsīoth new iron models from Tour Edge have what the company calls Dual Vibrcor Technology using thermoplastic polyurethane or TPU inside the head to dampen sound and improve feel.Stock shafts: Project X HZRDUS Smoke Black RDX, KBS TGI, True Temper Elevate 95 VSS, True Temper XP85 The Exotics C721 Iron (Player’s Distance) will retail for 142.99 per iron in graphite and 129.99 in steel, while the Exotics E721 Iron (Extreme Game Improvement) will retail at 114.99 per iron in graphite and 99.99 in steel.A lack of front-to-back depth also hinders the ability of designers to provide sufficient mis-hit stability.
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The lineup includes three driver lofts (9. 99 per iron with True Temper Elevate 95 steel shafts 142. Player’s-distance hollow body TPU filled.C721 are stronger lofted irons, but they launch with rising trajectories and have plenty of backspin to hold greens even with long irons.At retail March 10, $115 each graphite shafts, $100 steel shafts.Stock shafts: KBS TGI, Project X HZRDUS Smoke, True Temper XP85.Game-improvement 360° undercut cavity TPU filled.The newest irons from Tour Edge include the game-improvement Exotics E721 and the player’s-distance Exotics C721 model, each making use of TPU inside the head and diamond-shaped internal areas of the face.
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