For a Schwarzschild black hole, the infinite redshift surface, the static limit surface, and the event horizon happen to have the same r-value, but that isn't necessarily the case for other black hole...For a Schwarzschild black hole, the infinite redshift surface, the static limit surface, and the event horizon happen to have the same r-value, but that isn't necessarily the case for other black holes. For a spinning black hole, the infinite redshift surface and the static limit surface are still the same, but they are different from the event horizon. The region in between the infinite redshift surface and the event horizon is called the ergoregion.