Luzz Pro 4 Inferno

Good power with moderately soft touch

If you need pop and power, this is your paddle. It is not as powerful as the Boomstik, maybe 2 points less, but it is much controllable. It.also hass good spin

Worth every penny!!!

As someone who has been playing for a year and has already burned through more than five high-end paddles trying to find "the one," I can confidently say the Lux Inferno Blue Blaze is it. This paddle strikes an incredible balance. It delivers solid, authoritative power, but doesn't force you to sacrifice the precision and consistency of a true all-court paddle. It is light enough to keep your hands lightning-fast during aggressive speed-up battles at the kitchen line. Despite the power on tap, it’s remarkably versatile. Dropping thirds into the kitchen and locking down resets feels incredibly controlled and natural. Like most power-forward paddles on the market, the sweet spot is a bit smaller. However, the drop-off isn't punishing, and it absolutely doesn’t compromise the overall performance of the paddle. The tradeoff for that extra pop is well worth it.

Roger not Moore Loved His Inferno

I had the honor to be asked to get him this Paddle. He played couple of games with a loaner paddle from 5.0 player and he was impressed, a lot better than his legacy GearBox. Very classic player, love serving with an amazing Topspin. The inferno gives him the capability of doing Topspin Serves and Drives, without exerting to much effort. At 88 still very competitive with bangers on the court.