The Luzz Pro 4 Darkness Inferno is the premium all-black upgraded edition of the acclaimed Inferno series. Built with stricter quality control—with each paddle undergoing rigorous quality checks—it delivers explosive power, faster rebound, expanded sweet spot, pinpoint control, and exceptional durability, all in a sleek, stealthy matte black design that commands presence on the court.
Luzz Pro 4 Darkness Inferno
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Tech Specifications
16mm
Thickness
16.54"
Length
7.48"
Width
7.94 oz
Weight
5.52"
Grip Length
4.17"
Grip Circumference
119 ± 3
SW
6.2 ± 0.2
TW
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This paddle took about a week and a half to get to me in the U.S (Ohio). This paddle has played very well and I have no complaints it spins well and has considerable power. I would recommend an eraser from Luzz or any of the cheaper options out there as there is a significant amount of build up on each face of the paddle after each session.
D
Incredible paddle. ESP for the money. No mods, first time I’ve ever played w a paddle straight out the box. Thing is a G Unit. I will prolly add a little lead tape to the top, just to start hitting laser put-aways. It really doesn’t need it. I’m just extra with it. I’m a Luzzbian for life.
M
Minimalist at its best! I love this paddle!🥰
J
This is my second paddle from Luzz. Absolutely LOVE! The look is so clean, with the subtle flame design on the sides. Plays extremely well, has so much power
S
I recently recieved the pro 4 darkness. Looks great, but when i hit with it it was different than my Inferno. It did not have the really deep sound of the Inferno and it also seemed to be a bit more responsive. None of these is a bad way, just different than my original luzz inferno. It plays well, but I love that original one. I would recommend this paddle. I feel it has great touch, and control isn't too poppy but has power when needed for drives. It also handles resets like a champ. To be honest when I got my inferno i was amazed at how well it played and blacky is similar just not identical. I will get over it. :)