Description
Cobra 2022 KING 3D Printed Agera Armlock Black Putter
The KING Agera Black Armlock putter is designed in a 41” setup to promote the most consistent stroke for players who prefer to rest the grip and shaft against their lead forearm. Now available in a sleek new black colorway.
PRODUCT DETAILS
3D Printed Lattice CartridgeAn intricate 3D-printed nylon lattice cartridge optimizes the weight distribution within the putter head to create the highest MOI possible in a blade shape for more consistent and predictable rolls.
Steel ChassisA 261g steel chassis lowers the center of gravity and adds structural stability to support the other components.
Forged Aluminum CrownA lightweight 27g forged aluminum crown creates discretionary weight to position more mass around the perimeter to increase MOI.
Tungsten Weighting53 grams worth of tungsten weighting is combined in the forward and rear heel and toe extremities to maximize stability on off-center putts for increased consistency.
SIK Face TechnologyWe partnered with SIK Golf to design the most accurate putter face possible. Each aluminum face insert features SIK Golf’s patented Descending Loft Technology (DLT) that utilizes four descending lofts to ensure the most consistent roll and launch angle for a variety of putting strokes and attack angles
The Most Consistent Roll For Every StrokeSIK Golf’s patented Descending Loft Technology (DLT) produces a consistent launch of 1.5 degrees for every type of stroke. Whether you have an ascending, neutral, or descending attack angle, every putt will have a consistent launch and trajectory.
Track Your Game Like The ProsWith the purchase of any COBRA club, you are eligible for free Arccos Smart Sensors to equip your set and a free trial of the award-winning Arccos app.
FEATURES/SPECS
- Hosel: Single Bend
- Length(s): 41″
- Toe Hang: 0°
- Stroke Type: Straight Back, Straight Through putting strokes
WHAT’S IN THE BOX
- KING 3D Printed Agera Armlock Black Putter
- Headcover
Model: P5436LM3AL41






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