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The S7 classics
Rack, gun and bow Infinity Nado spinning tops — the S7 launchers that started the line
Before the sword there was S7: the rack pull, the gun trigger, the bow draw and the motorized hatchet. These are the Infinity Nado families the series was built on, each one paired with the metal battle top it was tuned for.
12 sets on this rack
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S7 Gun Launcher Endurance Set
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S7 Rack Launcher Endurance Set, Blue
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S7 Rack Launcher Defense Set, Red
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S7 Rack Launcher Attack Set, Green
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Golden Inferon Shield Rack Launcher Set
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Blue Storm Slash Rack Launcher Set
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S7 Rack Launcher Defense Set
S7 Rack Launcher Balance Set
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S7 Motorized Hatchet Launcher
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S7 Bow Launcher Defense Set, Right-Spin
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S7 Hatchet Launcher Defense Set
How each S7 throw works
The rack is the purest version of the idea. A toothed bar runs through a pinion in the handle; you seat the Nado, hold the grip and pull the bar through in one straight motion. It is the fastest to reload and the one experienced players keep coming back to.
What the box carries
The gun puts the same mechanism behind a trigger and a pistol grip, which suits a smaller hand and gives a sharper release. The bow is drawn with two hands like a crossbow, so the whole body does the work instead of one wrist — the easiest of the three for a child who is still growing into the motion. The motorized hatchet winds the top up under its own power and drops it into the arena.
The four battle types on this Infinity Nado spinning tops rack
Infinity Nado tops here carry the four classic battle types. Attack builds run toothed rings and sharp tips, and the dragon series models are the loudest of them. Defense builds sit heavy at the rim. Endurance builds are smooth and wide and win by outlasting. Balance builds split the difference. Read the type on the card before you buy two of the same thing.
Asked about this rack
Which S7 launcher is strongest?
The rack, by a small margin, because the pull is longest and nothing interrupts it. The gun is faster to fire and the bow is the easiest to aim — in a real round those matter more than the few extra revolutions.
Is the hatchet launcher motorized?
Yes, that one takes batteries and spins the Nado up itself. Everything else on this rack is mechanical.
Still deciding?
The floor notes walk through launchers, battle types and what is actually inside a Nado.
