Along with the issuance of a new generation of T-Title series handcuffs, the company is also starting a new pair of services-T250 u AND U505– designed to fill the gaps where traditional long handcuffs often fall short.
T250 U – a familiar view and sensation
Its breaking in the simplest possible explanation: T250 u is, as it should be clear by its name, an iron of the services it builds The DNA of Iron T250. This means that you get the main impact technology, along with a massive amount of tungsten divided between the toe and the heel.
The T250 service offers a heavier head weight and a 0.370 hose (hybrid axis). The idea here is to preserve the look and, to some extent, the feeling of T250 in a more forgiving package that still offers a lot of speed.
ABOUT T250 players who struggle to generate the speed needed to keep a ball speed gap between long cuffs or see their flight windows fall with traditional long, T250 u It can be the problem solver. You are taking a performance of services in a T250 chassis. This is especially useful for players suffering from speed dives in the long handcuffs, but are not interested in higher straight hybrids or forests.
(Seriously, have you tried a 7-drru?)
T250 u is available at #2 (18 degrees), #3 (20 degrees) and #4 (22 degrees).
U505 – a progressive approach
Other Title Service Offer, U505is more similar to T350. So again, you are taking maximum impact technology and massive amounts of tungsten in a larger package.
What makes U505 particularly up -to -date is up -to -date is the new progressive approach to training. Unlike previous generations, where all Lofts shared the same profile, the new U505 contains different head shapes depending on the attic.
Cuffs #1 and #2 hold the only largest width that helps to get the ball in the air in those lower lofts. Transition #3 and #4 in a more compact form that mimics the T250 U profile.
“You do not necessarily need the only giant one to help in a 4-hekuri because this old 505 was essentially the same profile with different lofts,” explains Marni Ines, the director of the Iron Development Title. “Going in this progressive form, we now have a 3- and 4-hekuri which are more enjoyable for more players in that space.”
Said another way: with U505 updated you should not notice anything that depends on the edge of the highest models of the highest models this time.
Sweet
Progressive training addresses one of the long challenges with handcuffs – making them more attractive in the full range of Lofts.
U505 is available in #1 (16 degrees), #2 (18 degrees), #3 (20 degrees) and #4 (22 degrees).
Build the specifications
Both title services offers come with the X Hzrdus Black 5G project in 80-gram weights and 90 grams as the shaft presented. Premium shafts are Tour Tour Tour Design Ad-Di and AD-VF which has become the most hybrid shaft played in PGA Tour.
The transition to a diameter of type 0.370 in both service lines represents a practical improvement for club builders, who had to modify the taper shafts before adapting graphite options.
For players seeking to connect the gap between their shorter wood of the road and the longer iron, the new title services options offer performance -oriented solutions that do not compromise on the visuals or feel.
(But again, have you tried a 7-dru?)
Price and availability
New T250 u AND U505 Service irons will be available for adaptation starting July 10 with full availability starting August 21. Retail priest is $ 278 with the shaft presented and $ 379 with graphite design options.
For more information, visit Titeist.com.
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