Luzz Inferno2 M1
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Luzz Inferno2 M1
Updated MPP power paddle with upgraded MPP2 core, TPE dynamic return ring, and durable Aero-Black grit surface. Designed to fix the original Pro 4 Inferno's unpredictable bounce while keeping its explosive hollow feel.
$239
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| Key Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Swing Weight | 119.9 |
| Spin Rpm | 2305 |
| Twist Weight | 6.11 |
| Balance | 242 mm |
| Static Weight | 7.95 oz |
Pros (from reviews)
- Explosive power in an elongated shape
- Upgraded core gives a more uniform feel
- Strong spin to go with the power
- Aero-Black face keeps friction dependable
- Very high spin at 2,168 RPM
- Grit held 87% retention (Tier 3 durability)
- Same soft, hollow impact as original with more density behind the ball
Cons (from reviews)
- High swing weight slows hands battles
- Elongated shape has a smaller sweet spot than widebodies
- Medium 6.1 twist weight on off-center hits
- 120 swing weight sits above elongated average
- Price went up from original
- UPA-A only, not USAP approved
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📝 Written Review Highlights
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Team Kitchen — The Kitchen (full review)
"The new Luzz Inferno 2 M1 features an upgraded core from the original Pro 4 Inferno, delivering a more uniform feel and added consistency."
"The Aero-Black surface is also designed to maintain dependable friction through extended play."
Pros
- Explosive power in an elongated shape
- Upgraded core gives a more uniform feel
- Strong spin to go with the power
- Aero-Black face keeps friction dependable
Cons
- High swing weight slows hands battles
- Elongated shape has a smaller sweet spot than widebodies
- Medium 6.1 twist weight on off-center hits
Tested by Team Kitchen (5.0+ players) on lab equipment with hours of drills and 5.0+ games.
Braydon — Pickleball Effect (full review)
"It plays like a Pro-4 Inferno that is already broken in."
"The face is noticeably grittier and it grabs the ball better than the original on softer shots, dinks and flicks especially."
Pros
- Very high spin at 2,168 RPM
- Grit held 87% retention (Tier 3 durability)
- Same soft, hollow impact as original with more density behind the ball
Cons
- 120 swing weight sits above elongated average
- Price went up from original
- UPA-A only, not USAP approved
Braydon: 5.0 player, 500+ paddles reviewed since 2020
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