It's my first bey and I want to know good combos against defense, attack, stamina and balance.
Which beyblades should I buy to accomplish this?
Thanks in advance!
Which beyblades should I buy to accomplish this?
Thanks in advance!
Leon Crest best combos?
Welcome to Beyblade X! It's good to see new people coming in!
Personally, I like running it with 5-60 Bound Spike or on Point for a more balance combo.
You can get Bound Spike (unfortunately only from once set right now) from that large customize set TAKARA TOMY Beyblade X Customized Set U UX-10.
5-60 and Point comes with Leon Claw Booster. Def a lot cheaper to get that 1 bey and customize it to be the balance type.
Personally, I like running it with 5-60 Bound Spike or on Point for a more balance combo.
You can get Bound Spike (unfortunately only from once set right now) from that large customize set TAKARA TOMY Beyblade X Customized Set U UX-10.
5-60 and Point comes with Leon Claw Booster. Def a lot cheaper to get that 1 bey and customize it to be the balance type.
I faced a Leon Crest 7-60T in a tournament, an incredible mobile defense combo, the same combo was the champion of that tournament, so my recommendation is it.
I gonna try 5-60 orb i try It before and stands againts top tier attack tops like phonix wing or dran Buster
(Feb. 18, 2025 12:12 AM)YozoraRose Wrote: Welcome to Beyblade X! It's good to see new people coming in!
Personally, I like running it with 5-60 Bound Spike or on Point for a more balance combo.
You can get Bound Spike (unfortunately only from once set right now) from that large customize set TAKARA TOMY Beyblade X Customized Set U UX-10.
5-60 and Point comes with Leon Claw Booster. Def a lot cheaper to get that 1 bey and customize it to be the balance type.
No with tricerapress
I like leon crest 6-80RA (worn down RA)
It actually takes hits and with the worn down RA it gives a lot of stamina
It actually takes hits and with the worn down RA it gives a lot of stamina
(Aug. 19, 2025 2:20 PM)Anime Kid Wrote:(Feb. 18, 2025 12:12 AM)YozoraRose Wrote: Welcome to Beyblade X! It's good to see new people coming in!
Personally, I like running it with 5-60 Bound Spike or on Point for a more balance combo.
You can get Bound Spike (unfortunately only from once set right now) from that large customize set TAKARA TOMY Beyblade X Customized Set U UX-10.
5-60 and Point comes with Leon Claw Booster. Def a lot cheaper to get that 1 bey and customize it to be the balance type.
No with tricerapress
Tricera came out in June, and the comment you replied to was from February, months before we knew Tricera would be released.
(Aug. 19, 2025 2:20 PM)Anime Kid Wrote:(Feb. 18, 2025 12:12 AM)YozoraRose Wrote: Welcome to Beyblade X! It's good to see new people coming in!
Personally, I like running it with 5-60 Bound Spike or on Point for a more balance combo.
You can get Bound Spike (unfortunately only from once set right now) from that large customize set TAKARA TOMY Beyblade X Customized Set U UX-10.
5-60 and Point comes with Leon Claw Booster. Def a lot cheaper to get that 1 bey and customize it to be the balance type.
No with tricerapress
Tricera came out in June, and the comment you replied to was from February, months before we knew Tricera would be released.
I think Leon crest 1-60 point would be good
Honestly been testing with him recently. My best combo was probably 3-60 Gear Point or normal Point with same ratchet.
I've been researching and testing this for two months. Leon Crest 4-55 / 4-50 Under Needle was the best out of all of them.
Leon Crest is unique because it is essentially a CX blade (metal on top, plastic underneath) without the weight of a CX blade, so it has all of the drawbacks of being top-heavy and low stamina without the benefits of a blade heavy enough to make some weird anti-meta attack or mobile defense work, nor does it have a smooth or round enough shape to glance off attacks like Ghost Circle or Shinobi Shadow on Wall Ball. It also tilts over very often, so a tall height is basically a death sentence for it. The one saving grace that it has is that the plastic blade actually does protect the ratchet, so it is free to use the widely available 4-55 and partially negate its bad burst resistance. 7-60 does add more weight, but I wanted the lower height and more even weight distribution of 4-55. Under Needle is currently the best bit due to its low height and stability, but I fully expect to replace it with Under Ball, Under Orb or any other low-height bit variants once they get released.
Leon Crest 4-55 UN vs Shark Scale 1-70 LR
5 wins (5 spin finishes), 15 losses (6 spin finishes, 5 over finishes, 1 burst finish, 3 xtreme finishes)
Remarks: As is expected of Shark's attacking quality and late-game stamina, Leon Crest gets rushed down far too often, so it conceded a lot of spin finishes to a nominal attack type. Under Needle, being a low friction bit, has difficulty resisting knock outs. If TT ever releases an Under Wall Ball bit, this match would have a much different outcome.
Leon Crest 4-55 UN vs Phoenix Wing 3-60 R
13 wins (12 spin finishes, 1 burst finish), 7 losses (2 spin finishes, 3 over finishes, 2 xtreme finishes)
Remarks: Leon Crest itself does have the uncanny ability of eating a direct hit, slamming into a wall and surviving. Again, a better bit would've made all the difference here and denied Phoenix the 3 over finishes and 2 xtreme finishes it has and turning the match into a rout.
Leon Crest 4-55 UN vs Aero Pegasus 3-60 R
4 wins (3 spin finishes, 1 burst finish), 16 losses (11 spin finishes, 2 over finishes, 1 burst finish, 2 xtreme finishes)
Remarks: Against Aero, a better Phoenix Wing in terms of attack and stamina, Leon Crest has no good answer to it. The amount of conceded spin finishes exposes Crest's stamina weakness hard, but it could still theoretically salvage the 2 over finishes and 2 xtreme finishes if given a better defensive bit. Under Wall Ball does not exist just yet, but I think a heavily worn RA could do the trick. However, I don't see a reason to use the worn RA on Crest if you actually have one that's tournament legal.
Leon Crest is unique because it is essentially a CX blade (metal on top, plastic underneath) without the weight of a CX blade, so it has all of the drawbacks of being top-heavy and low stamina without the benefits of a blade heavy enough to make some weird anti-meta attack or mobile defense work, nor does it have a smooth or round enough shape to glance off attacks like Ghost Circle or Shinobi Shadow on Wall Ball. It also tilts over very often, so a tall height is basically a death sentence for it. The one saving grace that it has is that the plastic blade actually does protect the ratchet, so it is free to use the widely available 4-55 and partially negate its bad burst resistance. 7-60 does add more weight, but I wanted the lower height and more even weight distribution of 4-55. Under Needle is currently the best bit due to its low height and stability, but I fully expect to replace it with Under Ball, Under Orb or any other low-height bit variants once they get released.
Leon Crest 4-55 UN vs Shark Scale 1-70 LR
5 wins (5 spin finishes), 15 losses (6 spin finishes, 5 over finishes, 1 burst finish, 3 xtreme finishes)
Remarks: As is expected of Shark's attacking quality and late-game stamina, Leon Crest gets rushed down far too often, so it conceded a lot of spin finishes to a nominal attack type. Under Needle, being a low friction bit, has difficulty resisting knock outs. If TT ever releases an Under Wall Ball bit, this match would have a much different outcome.
Leon Crest 4-55 UN vs Phoenix Wing 3-60 R
13 wins (12 spin finishes, 1 burst finish), 7 losses (2 spin finishes, 3 over finishes, 2 xtreme finishes)
Remarks: Leon Crest itself does have the uncanny ability of eating a direct hit, slamming into a wall and surviving. Again, a better bit would've made all the difference here and denied Phoenix the 3 over finishes and 2 xtreme finishes it has and turning the match into a rout.
Leon Crest 4-55 UN vs Aero Pegasus 3-60 R
4 wins (3 spin finishes, 1 burst finish), 16 losses (11 spin finishes, 2 over finishes, 1 burst finish, 2 xtreme finishes)
Remarks: Against Aero, a better Phoenix Wing in terms of attack and stamina, Leon Crest has no good answer to it. The amount of conceded spin finishes exposes Crest's stamina weakness hard, but it could still theoretically salvage the 2 over finishes and 2 xtreme finishes if given a better defensive bit. Under Wall Ball does not exist just yet, but I think a heavily worn RA could do the trick. However, I don't see a reason to use the worn RA on Crest if you actually have one that's tournament legal.
I’d go 7-60 hexa