(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.
dunno wut an HD is but my doctor says I got eighty of 'em