Luzz Inferno2 M1
Our take on the Inferno 2
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.
- Shape
- Elongated
- Core Thickness
- 16mm
- Core Type
- Gen 4
- Handle Length
- Medium
- Certification
- UPA-A
- Price
- $239.00
Is the Inferno 2 worth $239?
Who should buy the Inferno 2?
How does the Inferno 2 play?
What are the strengths and trade-offs of the Inferno 2?
Inferno 2 vs Q2 Elongated
Power
Luzz Inferno2 M1
- Shape
- Elongated
- Core Thickness
- 16mm
- Core Type
- Gen 4
Additional details
- Brand
- Luzz
- Paddle Type
- Power
- Static Weight
- 8 oz
- Swing Weight
- 120
- Twist Weight
- 6.1
- Handle Length
- Medium
- Certification
- UPA-A
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Questions people ask about the Inferno 2
How much does the Luzz Inferno2 M1 cost?
$239. It's a 16mm Gen 4 elongated paddle with a high 120 swing weight and a 6.1 twist weight.
What is the Luzz Inferno2 M1?
An elongated power paddle designed to fix the unpredictable bounce of the original Inferno while keeping its explosive performance, with a textured Aero-Black surface.
How is the Luzz Inferno2 M1 different from the Pro 4 Inferno?
It has an upgraded core for a more uniform feel and added consistency, plus an Aero-Black surface designed to keep dependable friction through extended play.
Where are Luzz paddles made?
In China, which is standard for most major paddle brands, though Luzz is based in Fremont, California, and keeps warehouses in the United States.
Is the Luzz Inferno2 M1 USAP approved?
No. It's UPA-A approved, which covers PPA Tour and MLP events.
What are some Luzz Inferno2 M1 alternatives?
Holbrook Fuze
Luzz Pro 4 Inferno
Luzz Pro 4 Tornazo
How We Tested
Our paddle reviewers (all 5.0+ players) work with other high-level players in their area to test paddles on a variety of shots. This testing involves several hours of drills and games in an effort to determine how the paddle impacts performance in real-world scenarios.
We use the Life Time LT Pro 48 pickleball for our testing.