“Purpose-built women's line, not a unisex Big Bertha with a smaller grip — the loft set runs a full 1° stronger across the board than the men's B21 fairway for the same launch outcome at lower speed.”

The Big Bertha REVA fairway wood is Callaway's dedicated women's-specific metalwood, built as the fairway companion to the REVA driver and iron family (REVA stands for 'give back' in Latin, part of Callaway's broader women's-equity marketing push). It uses Callaway's A.I.-designed face for fast ball speed across a wide area, internal Jailbreak bars connecting crown to sole for added face stiffness, more offset than the standard Big Bertha B21 to help golfers who slice reduce curvature, a shallow face and oversized Bertha-style profile for easy launch, and a lightweight RCH shaft with a shorter, progressive shaft length built specifically around women's swing speeds.

A mainstream, purpose-built women's game-improvement product sold through Callaway's regular retail channel (PGA Tour Superstore, Golf Galaxy, Carl's Golfland) with no cult or collector following -- its value is entirely functional, aimed at easy launch for female recreational golfers rather than desirability.

Built for women golfers of moderate-to-slower swing speeds wanting maximum ease of launch and forgiveness, with shaft lengths and weights scaled to that swing profile; a stronger or more skilled female player wanting workability or lower spin should look at Callaway's standard Big Bertha B21/B23 women's fairway wood instead.

• MSRP of $299.99 at launch.
• Uses Callaway's A.I.-designed face plus internal Jailbreak bars connecting crown and sole for stiffness and ball speed.
• Built with more offset than Callaway's standard women's Big Bertha fairway wood specifically to help reduce slices.
• Comes stock with a lightweight RCH shaft and shorter, progressive shaft lengths tailored to women's swing speeds, paired with a Lamkin Women's ST Soft grip.

Sold alongside the standard-profile Big Bertha B21 women's fairway wood in Callaway's early-2020s lineup and refreshed for 2023, competing with TaylorMade's Stealth women's and Ping's G Le2 fairway woods; a modern equivalent is Callaway's current women's Ai Smoke or Elyte fairway wood.

As a recent (2022-23) release aimed at a non-collector market, used private-party prices in 2026 typically run about $70-$130 depending on loft and condition -- ordinary depreciation for a 3-4 year old game-improvement women's wood, not a collectible.