Valkyrie volt combo

Hi! Anyone has a good combo for valkyrie volt? Assist Blade, Ratchet and bit. I already use blast with emperor chip, wheel and elevate. I want to test a full cx deck, the other is sol eclipse with jaggy and under flat, but i can't find a safe combo for valkyrie.
Thank you
I've been wondering the same thing. I figured giving Volt the Heavy Assist blade and a regular chip to help balance it a bit but it doesnt seem to really help it too much. The best i was able to with the Heavy blade is 5-60 Kick, but it'll still lose out to Scale on 7-60/7-70 Rush/Low Rush. I love the design of the blade myself and would love to rock it in a tournament as well.
In order to not make it ridiculously unstable, I suggest ValkyrieVolt H9-70H

It's still pretty top heavy, but Hexa and 9-70 boost its stability while also synergizing with Volt and Heavy.
If you're worried about it being top heavy, why use 9-70? Wouldn't 9-70 just be better in this case? (This is rhetorical, the answer is yes).

That being said, the popular opinion of Volt now that Heavy is here is ValkyrieVolt Heavy 1-60 Low Rush.
Wait Valkyrie? gimme
(Nov. 21, 2025  9:08 AM)fabelavalon Wrote: If you're worried about it being top heavy, why use 9-70? Wouldn't 9-70 just be better in this case? (This is rhetorical, the answer is yes).

That being said, the popular opinion of Volt now that Heavy is here is ValkyrieVolt Heavy 1-60 Low Rush.
I did not understand a word you were saying about 9-70.
70 heights are almost always tighter and more stable than 60s. That's their whole purpose.
Keep the discussion civil and avoid personal attacks and inappropriate remarks...
(Nov. 22, 2025  8:06 PM)KIO Wrote: Keep the discussion civil and avoid personal attacks and inappropriate remarks...

uhhhh... ok? i dont rlly see whats inappropriate lol
(Nov. 17, 2025  11:16 PM)1V0 Wrote: Hi! Anyone has a good combo for valkyrie volt? Assist Blade, Ratchet and bit. I already use blast with emperor chip, wheel and elevate. I want to test a full cx deck, the other is sol eclipse with jaggy and under flat, but i can't find a safe combo for valkyrie.
Thank you

Maybe Heavy 1-60/4-50 Low Rush/Level? Ive used ValkBlastH 4-50LR/L and thats a BIG BOI. I havent shot my Volt blade ever hopefully some combo pops up that will make me take it out the display case lol
(Nov. 22, 2025  8:06 PM)KIO Wrote: Keep the discussion civil and avoid personal attacks and inappropriate remarks...

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(Nov. 21, 2025  7:00 PM)CatchyBlep Wrote:
(Nov. 21, 2025  9:08 AM)fabelavalon Wrote: If you're worried about it being top heavy, why use 9-70? Wouldn't 9-70 just be better in this case? (This is rhetorical, the answer is yes).

That being said, the popular opinion of Volt now that Heavy is here is ValkyrieVolt Heavy 1-60 Low Rush.
I did not understand a word you were saying about 9-70.
70 heights are almost always tighter and more stable than 60s. That's their whole purpose.

tighter? isn't the only difference between 60 ratchets and 70 ratchets the height?
Yeah thats what i thought about the 60, 70, and 80s, the height was the the only difference that i saw
My understanding is that if a 70 or 80 ratchet is tighter, that's just the mold randomly being tighter, which is a thing.
so is the 50 ratchet tighter or looser ???
(Dec. 02, 2025  4:32 PM)the_nemesis Wrote: so is the 50 ratchet tighter or looser ???

as I just said, it's random. no inherent boost occurs
(Dec. 01, 2025  6:45 PM)Infinityblader1 Wrote:
(Nov. 21, 2025  7:00 PM)CatchyBlep Wrote: I did not understand a word you were saying about 9-70.
70 heights are almost always tighter and more stable than 60s. That's their whole purpose.

tighter? isn't the only difference between 60 ratchets and 70 ratchets the height?
I may just be imagining it but a 70 ratchet has higher CWD, and the middle piece gets larger, potentially offering a larger space for the Bit, and thus slightly higher burst res. I'm not TT, so this is kind of speculation.

While an higher height does make a Bey more prone to bursting, it makes it slightly harder for a much shorter opponent to burst a Beyblade. Think about it, the middle grows, meaning the nubs will be higher, meaning S. Scale stock will probably only hit the inside.

And a taller height offers better structural integrity. You may think that it only adds top-heaviness, but keep in mind that the lower piece grows in size.

Think about the old tournament combo for stamina: HellsScythe 4-80B. This lead the competition. 4-80 both sides in synergy and added structural integrity/stability.

The Beyblade Co didn't just say "yeah let's screw helm knight over." Architecture and a knowledge of physics is a huge part of Beyblade.
4-80 was never the popular choice for Scythe Ball. If a player did use 4-80 irs because we literally had 3-60, 4-60, 3-80, and 4-80 available. As soon as another ratchet was available 3-60 became the standard very quickly.
(Dec. 02, 2025  9:55 PM)fabelavalon Wrote: 4-80 was never the popular choice for Scythe Ball. If a player did use 4-80 irs because we literally had 3-60, 4-60, 3-80, and 4-80 available. As soon as another ratchet was available 3-60 became the standard very quickly.

if you say so boss
Well it looks like this thread is on track for being locked, if this intensifies.
(Dec. 03, 2025  8:42 PM)Infinityblader1 Wrote: Well it looks like this thread is on track for being locked, if this intensifies.
Honestly ngl good riddance.
I don't like when people str8 up ignore my claims despite there being factual evidence. Even if it's not the most accurate it's supported by "something". Why do people use 7-70 or 1-70 and not their 60 variants? It's a battle strategy.
(Dec. 05, 2025  1:44 AM)CatchyBlep Wrote:
(Dec. 03, 2025  8:42 PM)Infinityblader1 Wrote: Well it looks like this thread is on track for being locked, if this intensifies.
Honestly ngl good riddance.
I don't like when people str8 up ignore my claims despite there being factual evidence. Even if it's not the most accurate it's supported by "something". Why do people use 7-70 or 1-70 and not their 60 variants? It's a battle strategy.

there is a difference between 1-70 and 4-80. I'm pretty sure that even from the start, 4-80 was known as burst-prone.