XXIO has been engineering and perfecting ultra-premium, lightweight, high-launching, easy-to-swing golf clubs well before the recent industry trend. Whereas most manufacturers design clubs for tour professionals and then adapt them to meet the needs of moderate-to-slow swing-speed players, XXIO�s process begins and ends with a singular focus on that player type. As such, it�s no mystery why XXIO continually leads the market, and the new 13 Driver, Fairway, Hybrid, and Irons are no exception. The headliner in the 13 Driver is XXIO�s BiFlex Face. By strategically crafting the upper corners of the heel and toe with unique edge-shaping and optimizing the rigidity of the surrounding body, BiFlex expands the high COR area by a mammoth 25% compared to the previous 12 model. As a result, a much greater area of the face generates explosive ball speed and maximum distance, even on off-center strikes. The 13 Driver helps you find the center of the face more often, thanks to its updated ActivWing. Utilizing aerodynamic forces to maintain proper club head positioning during the downswing, ActivWing guides the face into an optimal striking position, stabilizing the club head to deliver consistent sweet spot contact with more striking power. XXIO�s testing found ActivWing was responsible for an 11% tighter face angle variance and dispersion at impact. As with all XXIO offerings, a high, easy launch and maximized carry distances are paramount, and the 13 achieves these characteristics through a thinner, lighter, weight-saving crown. The newly freed weight is repositioned near the sole, lowering the center of gravity to produce the aforementioned launch conditions. The CG position also provides massive dividends in the MOI and forgiveness departments. XXIO�s proprietary shafts and grips further distance the leader in the lightweight market from its competitors. Instead of selecting stock shaft and grip offerings after the head is completed, XXIO simultaneously engineers ea