INFINITE "Veni Vidi Vici" - New serie of balls!

[paolo]

A new serie of balls is born!

After some "test-balls" made some years ago, INFINITE launches now officially its new serie VENI VIDI VICI balls!

The first two balls of the serie have just come on the market!

Veni Vidi Vici "IM 2006 Paolo Porta"

Jump: 64 cm
Hardness: 46 shore
Weight: 83 g (!!!)
Diameter: 38.0 mm

Pictures:

Smooth laquer, light rough laquer, unlaquer versions


This is a very particular ball, with a very high weight (83 g!) that let it be very similar to the old Deutschmann 086 black. A very good ball for concrete where you have to play with more than one bound, and also for some blitz on eternite!

There are still a few pieces available so hurry up if you want to get it! You can order it to INFINITE SPORT. Price is EUR 13,- each.

VENI VIDI VICI "ISchM 1999 Boris Arzuffi"

Jump: 8 cm
Hardness: 56 shore
Weight: 39 g
Diameter: 38.0 mm

Pictures

Smooth laquer, rough laquer, unlaquer versions


This is a very interesting slow, but not "dead" ball. With a very good laquer, it can be played really well on all systems. It was studied to be a remake of BoF DJM 2000 Astrid Hummel, and we can say it is very similar! Just a little bit slower and heavier.

Ball is still available in smooth laquer and a very small amount of rough laquer and unlaquer! You can order it to INFINITE or Boris Arzuffi. Also for this ball the price is EUR 13,-

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Do you want your own "Veni Vidi Vici" ball!

Contact INFINITE



We can make you a very interesting offer!

- We have very quick delivery times (max. 3 months)
- We can offer also very small amount of balls (starting from 80 pcs)

[paolo]

A quick historical background about the name of this new serie of balls by INFINITE.

As probably some of you know, VENI, VIDI, VICI is a phrase in ancient Latin language.

It can be translated as "I came, I saw, I conquered"

This phrase was spoken by Julius Caesar in 47 BC after a big victory during a war, and it is still used nowadays to describe a victory which can't be discussed.

So we thought that this ancient phrase was a good way to celebrate a victory in minigolf big events like national championships, cups, international championships and so on.

We hope that this serie can become very "international" in a few months/years!

[Keks]

PN for you!