Quote:==Description==
Infinite-L, unlike other Performance Tips, is not compatible with a Forge Disc, Right-Spin Layer or Launcher as the weight and prongs of a Forge Disc have been integrated directly into Infinite-L, the thickness of the left sides of the prongs and the width of the prongs prevents a launcher from fitting inside. This is due to the fact that the Tip must be used with the Infinite Beystadium it comes with.
Infinite-L’s bottom features a wide, low angled cone tip, akin to a larger Wide Defense from Metal Fight Beyblade, that is magnetized, akin to Prototype Nemesis from Metal Fight Beyblade. The magnetic tip connects with the center of the Infinite Beystadium and keeps the Infinite-L Beyblade fixed in place and spins with the stadium’s motorized center, when knocked off of its perch, the wide cone tip creates a stable, Stamina-conserving spin and brings the Infinite-L Beyblade back to the spinning center and the heavy weight resists KOs.
Furthermore, the spring of Infinite-L is much stronger than that of other Performance Tips which increases the Burst resistance of the Layer it’s paired with. Such features are meant to simulate a strong Stationary Defense/Stamina/Attack Type depending on the Layer used in order to practice Banking Shoots with Attack Combinations or test a Combination’s Burst and/or KO resistance.

==Overall==
Since Infinite-L cannot be used with a Launcher, it cannot be used in tournaments, making it competitively worthless.

However, Infinite’s worth lies within how useful the Cho-Z Musou Stadium is to a blader, thus it is completely up to the buyer’s jurisdiction on whether or not to purchase Infinite.

(Oct. 24, 2018  4:09 AM)MonoDragon Wrote:

Quote:==Description==
Infinite-L, unlike other Performance Tips, is not compatible with a Forge Disc, Right-Spin Layer or Launcher as the weight and prongs of a Forge Disc have been integrated directly into Infinite-L, the thickness of the left sides of the prongs and the width of the prongs prevents a launcher from fitting inside. This is due to the fact that the Tip must be used with the Infinite Beystadium it comes with.
Infinite-L’s bottom features a wide, low angled cone tip, akin to a larger Wide Defense from Metal Fight Beyblade, that is magnetized, akin to Prototype Nemesis from Metal Fight Beyblade. The magnetic tip connects with the center of the Infinite Beystadium and keeps the Infinite-L Beyblade fixed in place and spins with the stadium’s motorized center, when knocked off of its perch, the wide cone tip creates a stable, Stamina-conserving spin and brings the Infinite-L Beyblade back to the spinning center and the heavy weight resists KOs.
Furthermore, the spring of Infinite-L is much stronger than that of other Performance Tips which increases the Burst resistance of the Layer it’s paired with. Such features are meant to simulate a strong Stationary Defense/Stamina/Attack Type depending on the Layer used in order to practice Banking Shoots with Attack Combinations or test a Combination’s Burst and/or KO resistance.

==Overall==
Since Infinite-L cannot be used with a Launcher, it cannot be used in tournaments, making it competitively worthless.

However, Infinite’s worth lies within how useful the Cho-Z Musou Stadium is to a blader, thus it is completely up to the buyer’s jurisdiction on whether or not to purchase Infinite.

It's a left spin compatible Mugen. Nothing else needs to be said

(Oct. 24, 2018  4:20 AM)CitrusNinja3 Wrote:

(Oct. 24, 2018  4:09 AM)MonoDragon Wrote: It's a left spin compatible Mugen. Nothing else needs to be said

Is there any confirmation on whether or not the spring is weaker than the original?