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InfinityMice

Tora

InfinityMice Tora is a Glass pad built for Valorant and Cs2. It balances controlled control, fast glide, and reliable stopping power for players who care about gear feel, not just marketing labels.

Glide speed

Fast

Aim control

Controlled

Stopping

Reliable

Best for

Valorant, Cs2, General Fps

Humidity fit

Excellent handling

Glass finish

Coated surface

InfinityMice Tora
Feel chart

Feel profile

How Tora feels in-game

A native feel profile for glide speed, aim control, stopping power, initial movement, moving glide, and small corrections inside this pad's surface family.

Specifications

Spec sheet

Specs that matter

CategoryGlass
SurfaceGlass
Glass finishCoated
Coating durabilityOfficial listing describes the surface as non-coated, so there is no coating wear window to track.
BaseUnknown
SoftnessHard
Main size490 × 420mm
Thickness3mm
TextureSmooth
Sleeve friendlyYes
Humidity handlingExcellent
Sweat handlingExcellent
Dust / hair handlingVery good
Data confidenceCommunity-backed

The hard glass surface should remain very consistent through humidity and sweat. One owner impression noted dust can cling more than expected, so it is not scored as the cleanest glasspad despite strong environmental consistency.

Finish note: InfinityMice's official page lists the Tora as non-coated and non-glossy. Retailer listings describe a matte glass surface with a balanced/control-oriented glide.

Surface and daily use

Use case

What to expect day to day

Texture and comfort

Smooth surface, quiet noise,Excellent skin comfort and good sleeve compatibility.

Environment fit

Excellent humidity handling, Excellent sweat handling, Very good dust and hair handling, and washable for easier maintenance.

Maybe skip it if

  • You want a very fast glasspad
  • You rely on low-LOD sensor settings that can be picky on glass
  • You want an easy-to-buy in-stock product
  • You prefer textured glass feedback
Community notes

Community Notes

What the community says

InfinityMice Tora is a limited non-coated glasspad positioned around balanced/control glide rather than raw speed. In the FragBasic glass scale it sits near the controlled end, making it a better tactical FPS candidate than many faster glasspads while still keeping glass consistency and smoothness.

Commonly compared to

ATK CrimsonTekkusai SingularityWallhack SP-005Midori The ReturnPulsar Superglide

Strengths

  • More controlled than most glasspads
  • Smooth non-glossy surface
  • Excellent sleeve and skin comfort
  • Balanced glide for tactical and fast-paced shooters
  • Stable full custom-blend base

Weaknesses

  • Limited edition and currently sold out
  • Sensor LOD can matter on some setups
  • Still has less natural braking than cloth control pads
  • Base material is described as custom blend by InfinityMice and silicone by one retailer
Tested experience

Personal notes

Tested experience

Added from cync3_'s submitted review and cross-checked against current official and retailer specs. The submitted review rated it as very control-oriented for glass and closer to cloth speed than most glasspads. They also reported sensor tracking issues at low LOD that were resolved by increasing mouse LOD.

Pros

  • Controlled glide for a glasspad
  • Excellent sleeve friendliness
  • Very smooth skin feel
  • Strong tactical FPS fit compared with faster glass
  • Non-coated glass surface

Cons

  • Still a hard glass surface
  • Not ideal for players chasing maximum glass speed
  • May need higher mouse LOD on some sensors
  • Sold-out limited product
  • Import pricing can be high in India
Sources

Sources

Where this information comes from

Built from firsthand notes, community consensus, and source links for quick verification.

cync3_ community review submitted June 2026

personal

InfinityMice official Tora product page

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MaxGaming InfinityMice Tora listing

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Respawn Gaming Tech Tora listing

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Community Tora owner discussion

reddit

Fresh Reviews glasspad coverage featuring Tora

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