Zero-G Launcher Grip Draft Wrote:The Zero-G Launcher Grip is the third version of Metal Fight Beyblade Grips. It is composed of two parts: Handle and Head.

The handle is simply a redesign of the previous versions’ handles. The most apparent change is the replacement of the Grip’s name engraved on the handle to multiple air vents. The tool has also been notched, similar to a gear. The changes being aesthetic, it remains compatible with any previously released accessories.

The head features a completely new design. A lock switch at the center allows for Compact Launchers to be held in place beneath it, making these launchers, and therefore any previous versions of Light Launchers or Beylaunchers incompatible with this part. The head also features four slots that can be used for either the handle or other accessories. However, its most notable feature is that one slot has no direction locks of any kind, meaning the handle (preferably) can be slid in from any direction, thus making it the first Grip since the HMS Neo Customize Grip to allow for proper left-handed, Ripcord/Winder launching.

Quote:The Zero-G Launcher Grip is the third version of Metal Fight Beyblade Grips. It is composed of two parts: a handle and a head.

The handle is simply a redesign of the previous versions’ handles. The most apparent change is the replacement of the Grip's name engraved on the handle to multiple air vents. The Tool has also been notched, similar to a gear. The changes being aesthetic, it remains compatible with any previously released accessories.

The head features a completely new design. A lock switch at the top, in the center, allows for Compact Launchers to be held in place beneath it, making any previous versions of Light Launchers or Beylaunchers incompatible with this part. However, future Zero-G Launchers compensate for this feature by being equipped with slots that can be attached directly on the Zero-G Launcher Grip's handle. The head also features four slots that can be used for either the handle or other accessories. However, its most notable characteristic is that one slot has no direction locks of any kind at its edges, meaning that the handle (preferably) can be slid in from any direction, thus making it the first Grip since the HMS Neo Customize Grip to allow for proper left-handed, Winder launching.

Overall : Just like most Launcher Grips, this item's purchase depends entirely on the Blader's comfort with their current setup. With Zero-G Stadiums using Stadium Covers, the use of a Grip can actually be detrimental because there isn't a lot of room to hold it and launch comfortably anyway. As such, it might be preferable to use the gun-like handle that is designed into most Zero-G Launchers, like the Zero-G Light Launcher and the Zero-G Launcher.

(Aug. 13, 2012  4:56 PM)Kai-V Wrote: If you look at other Beywiki photographs, they must all be taken on a white background ...

(Aug. 14, 2012  3:22 AM)Kai-V Wrote: They seem very yellow, like you just lightened the first set of pictures.

(Aug. 14, 2012  3:38 AM)Insomniac Wrote: Are you using artificial lighting? And as a side note, some of your pictures have something in the back.

(Aug. 14, 2012  4:03 PM)Insomniac Wrote: Those are definitely better. The other ones looked faded.

(Aug. 14, 2012  7:28 PM)Kai-V Wrote: Are you certain that you are using a white surface underneath ... ?

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(Feb. 12, 2012  5:16 PM)Poseidon Wrote: http://imageshack.us/g/833/1000637i.jpg/ Here are some pictures, I thought they were abit better some of them when I took them. Soem of them aren't for the wiki like the wyborg and slash riger, but Im gonna put them on ebay.

(Sep. 07, 2012  4:51 PM)Poseidon Wrote: Hi I think there a few pictures here that can be used, but the timestamp issue is still there- is there a technique that can get rid of it- don't have the picture anymore on my computer still though?