MIM

Cobra MIM Blazer Putter

2026

Putters

Injection-moulded putter with a polymer face whose loft decreases up the face to start the ball rolling sooner. Face-balanced for a stroke without rotation, it comes in a bright stainless finish, right hand only.

Full specifications

All clubs

Dexterity

Right

Stock shafts

KBS CT Tour 120

Stock grip

SuperStroke Zenergy Pistol 1.0

Face

Pebax

Construction

Cast

Putters

Finishes

Stainless

Head style

Mallet

Lengths

34", 35"

Toe hang

Face-balanced

Hosel / neck

Single Bend

Insert

Precision-Tuned Pebax polymer insert with LA Golf Descending Loft Technology (DLT)

Where to buy

Vendor name

This is some text inside of a div block.

Updated today

This is some text inside of a div block.

Used

$289

This is some text inside of a div block.

41 listings

This is some text inside of a div block.

Shop 2nd Swing

Compare new and used prices from 2nd Swing and eBay. Loading current prices…

StickPicker may earn a commission on purchases made through links on this page. Prices are checked periodically and may have changed — the vendor's page shows the current price.

About this club

Pebax is a thermoplastic, not a steel, and it's the striking surface on Cobra's whole MIM line. The Blazer pairs it with LA Golf's descending loft technology, which varies the loft across the face to get the ball rolling sooner. Underneath, the head is metal injection moulded, face-balanced behind a single bend shaft, in a natural stainless finish at 34 and 35 inches. Right hand only.

Soft inserts divide people. A Pebax face is quieter and less lively than milled steel, which suits golfers who find modern putters jumpy off the face and frustrates those who want feedback. Face-balanced means a straight stroke, so the fitting question is settled before you get to feel. Several MIM mallets share this geometry, and the differences between them are shape rather than mechanism.