AIT Series

The Zebra AIT Series, as the record holds it, is a single release: AIT 1. There's no run of successors to trace here, no second or third generation to compare it against, so what we have is one line's opening statement rather than an arc across years.

Coloradoavidgolfer.com's reporting on that release describes several different heads under the AIT 1 name, and the accounts don't fully agree with one another. In one description it's modeled on the classic Zebra but built significantly larger to raise Moment of Inertia and lengthen the alignment stripes. In another it's called a fang design. Elsewhere it's described as a wider, longer mallet with a hole cut from the body to enhance MoI and aid alignment, and separately as a wide-bodied Anser-style club. The publication also credits the design to Austie Rollinson in one place and to Larry Tang in another. Given how these descriptions diverge, it reads less like a single settled account and more like a publication working through varying reports of what AIT 1 actually was.

What can be said plainly is that AIT 1 carries the Zebra name into MoI-driven, alignment-forward territory, whatever its exact shape turned out to be. Anyone weighing the line should read coloradoavidgolfer.com's own account directly, since the details of body shape and designer credit are theirs to sort out, not settled fact.