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S7 Rack Launcher Attack Set, Green
★★★★4.5 out of 5 · 42 reviews
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S7 Rack Launcher Attack Set, Green hands you one Nado and a rack launcher that a small hand can hold level without using both arms with a die-cast metal attack ring.
The figure above comes straight from the listing and changes when the listing does.
Specifications
| Launcher | Rack Launcher |
|---|---|
| Nados in the box | 1 |
| Battle type | Attack |
| Build notes | die-cast metal attack ring |
| Age rating | 5+ |
| Rating | 4.5 out of 5 from 42 reviews |
| Availability | In stock |
Our Nado set includes
- Easy-to-Use Rack Launcher : ergonomic handle, 3 simple steps: insert rack, attach top, pull to launch. Insert rack on different sides for left or right spin. Compatible with S7 gun/bow/sword launchers. Not for S6
- Attack Type Metal-Ring Top : right-spin attack type with metal ring. Delivers powerful strikes and quick attacks. Built for aggressive play and knockouts. Great for competitive battles
- DIY 5-Layer Customization : swap and mix 5 layers to create your own top. Experiment with different builds. Develops strategic thinking and problem-solving skills
- Friendly Competition & Social Skills : face-to-face battles teach kids to win with grace and lose with resilience. Builds confidence, patience, and social interaction. Ages 5-12
- Complete Starter Set : includes 1 rack launcher, 1 metal attack top (Royal Flying Dragon), 1 assembly tool. Great for birthdays, holidays, or everyday fun
The long answer
How it plays
Built as an attack top: the mass sits out at the teeth and the tip bites, so it goes hunting instead of waiting in the middle.
Let it settle before the hit. A second of clean rotation at the rim of the dish is worth more than a fast charge into the middle.
Pull all the way through. Stopping the stroke early leaves rotation in the launcher instead of in the top, and it is the single most common thing a new player gets wrong.
What is in the box
In the box: One nado and rack launcher.
What sets it apart on the shelf: die-cast metal attack ring.
Who it suits
For 5 and older. A younger child can happily watch a round, but seating the top and pulling the launcher want hands that are already steady.
42 reviews on the listing, averaging 4.5 stars.
What spinners said about this set
This Infinity Nado set is okay, and my son does enjoy playing with it from time to time. The rack launcher is easy for him to use, and the metal defense top seems durable and well made, but he still prefers his older tops and tends to play with those much more often. It’s a decent set for beginners and works as expected, but it just didn’t become one of his favorites compared to the ones he already has.
I grabbed this ,because i wanted something kinda simple and fun to mess with, without having to do a bunch of setup, and yeah this pretty much does. The launcher is simple to figure out, and the pull and launch idea makes it pretty easy to get the top spinning. After a few tries, it was honestly easy to start getting repeatable launches too. The metal top has a really nice weight to it, it feels more solid than some of the lighter plastic spinning toys I’
