Matrix Sound Range Infinite Push Card - Aluminium to Zirconium

Infinite Travel, and a Wide Range of Metals

No fixed stops: the plate runs the full track and rests wherever you leave it. That makes it a technique piece - the same card will feel completely different once you learn to work it one-handed - but it also means the metal matters more, because there is no detent to hide behind.

Material Combinations

This is the widest material range in the lineup, including two-tone builds where the body and the plate are different metals:

• Aluminium Alloy - the lightest bodies. Black, grey, gravel grey and black-gold two-tone.
• Stainless Steel + Aluminium Alloy - a steel plate over an aluminium body, in red, black and gold. Steel where the weight matters, aluminium where it does not.
• Titanium Alloy - full titanium, or titanium with a heat-blued plate.
• Zirconium Alloy - the densest bodies, including a mixed-finish version pairing raw and torch-blackened zirconium.

Which One to Take

Lighter bodies move faster and are easier to learn on; heavier ones hold their momentum and feel more deliberate. If this is your first infinite card, start with aluminium. If you already own one, the zirconium is where the difference shows.

How to use: Push the plate along the track. With no detents, you decide where it stops.

Shipping: Orders are packed and handed to the carrier within 1-3 business days. International delivery to the US typically takes 10-20 business days. Free shipping on orders over $59.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 2.13 x 1.18 x 0.591 in (54 x 30 x 15 mm)