INFINITY NADO Battle Top Arena Set with Metal Tops

A top battle can lose its momentum when players have to find launchers, tops, and a suitable arena separately. This INFINITY NADO set brings the main pieces together for head-to-head play.

The two launchers are designed for left- or right-handed use, and the arena comes apart for storage. That makes the set a more complete starting point than buying tops alone.

Each player gets a different top style: one built around defense and one around endurance. The distinction gives kids a simple way to try different tactics during a duel.

Technical details

The set includes two modular launchers, two metal-ring battle tops, and one detachable arena. It also comes with two assembly tools, two S6 center axles, and two replacement tips. The tops have a DIY-swap, five-layer structure, so their components can be changed around rather than treated as fixed designs.

The launcher rack can be inserted on either side to change the spin direction. Pull-and-press launching is intended to be approachable for beginners, while the smooth arena surface gives the tops a dedicated space to battle. The two included tops have different roles: the Defense Type is described as countering attacks, while the Endurance Type is designed for a long spin.

The replacement tips are listed as compatible with an S6 sword launcher. That is a specific compatibility note, not a claim that every launcher or top from the same product family will work with this set. The arena is detachable, but its dimensions are not provided, so it is hard to judge how much room it needs without that measurement.

Requirements

This is a complete set for two players, so the basic head-to-head setup does not depend on owning another launcher or arena. The listed age guidance is 5+ and the product description also gives an intended age range of 5–12. The S6 replacement-tip compatibility may matter if a player already has an S6 sword launcher, but the set itself includes launchers and tips for starting play.

A solid pick if you want one box with two tops, launchers, and a defined play area for shared battles. Not the best choice if the main goal is expanding a collection with parts whose compatibility has not been specified.

Usage tips

Start by giving each player one launcher and one top, then use the arena to keep the duel contained. A quick first match can focus on seeing how the Defense Type responds to attacks compared with the Endurance Type’s longer-spin approach. After that, players can experiment with the tops’ five-layer structure and the launcher’s left- or right-side setup to see how changing components or spin direction affects their tactics.

When play is over, the arena can be disassembled and reassembled for storage. Keep the small replacement tips and assembly tools together with the set so they are easier to find next time. The design supports varied battles, but the product details do not explain exactly which combinations of swapped parts are recommended, so experimentation may take some trial and error.

Before you decide

Can two players use the set at once? Yes. It includes two launchers, two tops, and one arena, and is described as a complete set for two players.

Do the tops have different roles? Yes. One is a Defense Type that counters attacks, the other is an Endurance Type designed for a long spin.

Can the launchers change spin direction? The rack can be inserted on either side to change the direction, and the launchers are described as suitable for left- or right-handed use.

Final verdict

This set makes sense for a child who wants to start battling right away with another player and have the core equipment in one package. Its strongest practical advantage is the combination of two distinct tops, adjustable launcher setup, and a detachable arena—not a long list of broadly stated compatibility claims. If storage matters, the arena comes apart, if fitting it into a specific space matters more, the missing dimensions are a real limitation. Choose it for ready-to-play duels and simple tactical experimentation, rather than as a parts expansion for equipment whose compatibility is unclear.