ok, so I’ve been buying a couple of the Yamiterios beyblade because of the X’ driver, but I recently found out that the RBV 15 also has the X’ driver in one of the random boosters.
My question is this:
Is the RBV X’ driver made of the same soft rubber material as Yamiterios’s X’? Or is it hard like all the other burst rubber drivers?
If it is, then ima start stocking up on that random booster, instead of paying $60 dollars for a driver...
If not... then ima continue to buy more yamis
Went to check on my RBV 15 Hades and confirming that the rubber is soft rubber.
For context, my Xtreme' is near new condition as I use Quick' much more. It's soft from the get-go.
Oh ok...
So it’s pretty much the same X’ driver that Yami has, just a different color? Does it perform the same?
It should be the same as the Yamiterios. It's a nice purple and performs as aggressively as any Xtreme driver should, can't confirm how it would perform once worn out though.
![[Image: sXngxDz.jpg]](https://i.imgur.com/sXngxDz.jpg)
(Feb. 25, 2020 4:08 AM)BreakerDS Wrote: [ -> ]It should be the same as the Yamiterios. It's a nice purple and performs as aggressively as any Xtreme driver should, can't confirm how it would perform once worn out though.
It performs with slower movements than an unworn one, but it may be able to deliver the same burst/knockout potential.
(Feb. 25, 2020 4:08 AM)BreakerDS Wrote: [ -> ]It should be the same as the Yamiterios. It's a nice purple and performs as aggressively as any Xtreme driver should, can't confirm how it would perform once worn out though.
Eeeyup! That rubber looks soft. Just like yami’s X’!
Thanks a lot! You just made me save some good ol’
Cashsauce...
I already spent $60 on an extra yamiterios, now I don’t have to spend that money anymore
I've actually heard that Yami X' is a little bit softer than the RBV15 version, giving it better control at the cost of stamina and faster wear rate. I've never acquired a Yami X' so I haven't been able to confirm myself unfortunately.