It is quite easy to change the loft and the numbers marked on the hosel are clear and easy to understand. The more you change the loft the more you will change the lie as the face angle changes, but the camber on the sole manages to accomodate this as well as before. The flight was medium to high, but you can adjust this using the flexloft adjustable hosel over a range of 4В° from 8.5В° to 12.5В° in 1В° steps. Nike place a lot of faith in their NexCOR face that aims to increase forgiveness and I would have to say that this does a good job in keeping up ball speeds wherever you hit it around the sweetspot. The sound is solid and a little hollow thanks to the cavity, but is still good. This really improves the feel and makes the whole experience of using the club so much better than the original. The cavity includes a new version of the FlyBrace technology that ties the sole of the head to the crown and provides the rigidity to transfer energy from your swing into the ball at impact. However, it looks better, goes better, in fact, pretty much everything about it is better. You still have the big cavity on the underside of the head that is the heart of the Covert range. The Nike VR_S Covert 2.0 driver as its name suggests is the successor to the Nike VR_S Covert driver and thankfully I can report that this is a significant improvement to the original.

Nike vr driver review