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Luzz Inferno 2 M1 16mm Review (2026)

Luzz Inferno 2 M1 16mm
Tested on court
Elongated · 16mm
$239 $203.15
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Best for Attackers who want elongated foam plow-through and will live with a heavy swing
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The Luzz Inferno 2 M1 is a 16mm elongated Gen 4 foam paddle (MPP + TPE) with a very head-heavy 121.5 swing weight and ~6.25 twist weight. It is built to hit through the court, not win lightning hands battles. $239 stock, about $203.15 with code PRH (15% off) at luzzpickleball.com/PRH. UPA-A. Confirm USAP on the listing if you need it.

Best for Attackers who want elongated foam plow-through and will live with a heavy swing
Skip if you live in hands battles, want a light swing, or are still building consistent center contact.
Get it for $203.15 with code PRH
Was $239 · Save 15% · code copies when you tap Shop
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The Verdict

The new Inferno: foam pop with a serious swing-weight tax.

My brother called this one a truck. It finishes balls, then asks you to wait on the next volley.

See where it lands against the rest in our foam core paddle rankings.

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Inferno 2 M1 16mm with PRH $239 $203.15

Specs

Price (with code)$203.15 with code PRH
Stock Price$239
ShapeElongated
Thickness16mm
CoreDual-density foam (MPP + TPE), Gen 4 unibody
FaceCarbon fiber
Weight8.07 oz
Grip Length5.5" / 4.1"
Swing Weight121.5

How It Plays

Power and pop lead this one.

Power
Excellent
Control
Solid
Spin
Strong
Pop
Strong
Forgiveness
Solid
Maneuverability
Moderate

Against our database

Compared with the 126 paddles we have scored.

Swing weight 121.5 · our average 113
96.1more plow-through than average124.3
Twist weight 6.25 · our average 6.5
5.67.7
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On-Court Feel

Foam dwell is the first thing you notice. Drives pocket, then jump. Serves and put-aways have real mass behind them because the balance sits head-heavy (~25 cm class). That is the point of this shape.

The cost is the kitchen. Swing weight 121.5 is among the heaviest we will list. Counters and resets ask for earlier prep. Off-center contact is playable (TW ~6.25) but not widebody-stable. If you already like the older Pro 4 Inferno and wanted a more uniform foam hit, this is that update, not a Glider replacement.

Performance & Testing

The Luzz Inferno 2 M1 16mm went through our standard on-court protocol - drills, rec play, and at least one tournament match. How it plays reflects consensus feedback from the group, not a single reviewer's opinion.

Grit & Durability

Unibody foam with a carbon face. Early grit is average-class, not DiamondGrit / Crystal Blue endurance. Wipe the face. Luzz's 15% PRH code is the value story. $239 list is premium without it.

Who It's For

Singles and attack-first doubles players who generate their own pace and want elongated foam.

Skip if you live in hands battles, want a light swing, or are still building consistent center contact. Start with the Glider 2026 if control and hand speed matter more.

Buy it if
  • you want plow-through on drives and serves: a 121.5 swing weight
Skip it if

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Gen 4 foam dwell with real put-away mass
  • Elongated reach and head-heavy plow
  • PRH takes $239 to about $203
  • Follow-up to the Pro 4 Inferno with a more even foam hit

Cons

  • Swing weight 121.5 is a handful at the kitchen
  • Head-heavy, not a reset specialist
  • Spin data still thinner than our lab-heavy catalog paddles
  • UPA-A first. Check USAP if your events require it
  • Glider is easier for most doubles players
Luzz discount

Code PRH works on every Luzz paddle.

Not just this one. The Luzz code page lists every model it covers with the discounted price already applied, so you can see what else is worth a look before you check out.

Bottom Line

A real foam bomber, but only if you can swing 121.5 without getting late.

Shop Luzz with code PRH for 15% off. Paste at checkout if the cart does not auto-apply.

If you want Luzz without the plow, the Glider is still the one we send most people to.

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How it compares

The closest paddles in the same shape, with the price after each brand's code.

Paddle Price with code Stands out for Swing weight Twist weight Spin (RPM)
Luzz Inferno 2 M1 16mm This paddle $203.15 with PRH Power, Pop 121.5 6.25 ~2,200
Luzz Inferno Frozen $211.65 with PRH Control, Spin — — —
Spartus P1 Elongated $197.99 with PRH Spin 120–124 6.25 ~2,358
Engage Axiom Elongated 16mm $179.99 with PRH Spin, Power — — ~2,150–2,300
11SIX24 Hurache-X Power 2 $199.99 with PRH Spin 116 5.9 Up to ~2,335

Common questions

Luzz Inferno 2 vs Glider?

Inferno 2 is the attacker. Glider is the control-first hybrid we recommend for most doubles. Same PRH 15% code.

What is the Luzz code?

PRH, 15% off. Use luzzpickleball.com/PRH and paste at checkout if needed.

Is the Luzz Inferno 2 M1 16mm a good paddle?

A real foam bomber, but only if you can swing 121.5 without getting late. Best for: Attackers who want elongated foam plow-through and will live with a heavy swing.

What shape is the Luzz Inferno 2 M1 16mm?

Elongated shape, 16mm thick, with a Dual-density foam (MPP + TPE), Gen 4 unibody core.

What is the promo code for the Luzz Inferno 2 M1 16mm?

Our code is PRH (Save 15%). Paste it at checkout on luzzpickleball.com after you open the shop link from this review or our deals page.

How much does the Luzz Inferno 2 M1 16mm cost with PRH?

List price is $239; with PRH you pay $203.15.

Is the Luzz Inferno 2 M1 16mm tournament legal?

It is listed as UPA-A. Approved-paddle lists change, so check the current one before a sanctioned event.

Who is the Luzz Inferno 2 M1 16mm for?

Attackers who want elongated foam plow-through and will live with a heavy swing.

How much spin does the Luzz Inferno 2 M1 16mm generate?

About ~2,200 RPM in our spin data. Your swing and the ball you use will move that number.

What is the discount code for the Luzz Inferno 2 M1 16mm?

The Luzz discount code is PRH (15% off). That brings it to $203.15. Paste it at checkout after opening the shop link on this page. It has no expiry date.

What is the coupon code for the Luzz Inferno 2 M1 16mm?

PRH (15% off). Luzz uses the same code whether it is called a coupon, promo or discount code.

Is there a Luzz referral code for the Luzz Inferno 2 M1 16mm?

Yes, PRH is also our Luzz referral code. It is the same code as above, not a second one to add.

Does the Luzz code PRH work outside the US?

Yes. Luzz ships to every country, including Canada, the UK, Australia, the Philippines, Singapore, Dubai, Japan and Korea, and PRH works at checkout the same way it does in the US. Prices are in US dollars; shipping and any import tax show at checkout before you pay.

Reviewed by Sebastian B · Released August 2026.