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JOOLA Infinity Overdrive Review - Fast, Spinny & Under $55?

We also reviewed the Infinity Overdrive HEAD-TO-HEAD against 4 JOOLA PADDLES Under $55:    • Testing 5 JOOLA Ping Pong Paddles Under $5...   Check Current Price on Megaspin: https://l.linklyhq.com/l/pcQC Full Review: https://pingpongruler.com/joola-infin... The Joola Infinity Overdrive is the fastest and spinniest bat from the Infinity line. But just how well does it compare with the custom equipment we are used to? In this review, I test the bat in all areas and share which players it is best suited for. And who should avoid it. Is this a paddle you would be interested in? Let us know in the comments! Video Reviews of Each Paddle: Omega Speed:    • JOOLA Omega Speed Review - Best Paddle for...   Omega Strata:    • JOOLA Omega Strata Review - Best for SPIN?   Infinity Balance:    • JOOLA Infinity Balance Review - Best Budge...   Infinity Edge:    • JOOLA Infinity Edge Review - Fastest Bat U...   Similar Videos We Like: $5 Racket vs $140 Racket:    • $5 Racket Vs $140 Racket   Choosing a table tennis bat:    • Choosing a Table Tennis Bat | PingSkills   You can find more ping pong product reviews and guides at: https://pingpongruler.com 0:00 Intro 0:55 Unboxing 2:00 First impressions 3:35 Weighing 3:40 Testing 6:55 Final Thoughts FAQs Q "Is it possible to change the rubbers on this paddle?" A. We do not believe so. JOOLA does not state if the rubbers are removable, but most inexpensive preassembled paddles use permanent glue as opposed to table tennis glue. And we are almost certain this is the case with the Infinity Overdrive. Q. "What is the net weight?" A. 190g. Q. "Can this be ordered with one red and one black side?" A. Yes, you can purchase the Infinity Overdrive with red and black rubbers with either a red or yellow-themed handle. Q. "Is this racket approved to play in tournaments? A. Yes. The rubbers are ITTF approved so you can compete using this paddle. Q, "Is black on both sides allowed?" A. If you wish to compete at regulated events you cannot use a bat with two black rubbers. However, for casual play two blacks rubbers are fine. #pingpong #tabletennis #paddlereview The above link is an affiliate link so you can support the channel at no cost to yourself.