Beyblade X Bits Database
Total: 52 Bits. Tip shape controls movement; more gear teeth make X Dash acceleration stronger but consume stamina faster.
This database covers every Beyblade X Bit, the bottom component that controls movement and stamina. Compare type, gear teeth, weight, shape and suggested use.
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DS (Disk Spike) is a Defense-type Bit with a sharp tip.
GU (Glide Unite) is a Balance-type Bit with a round tip.
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J (Jolt) is an Attack-type Bit with a flat tip. It has 16 gear teeth. Its listed height is 122.
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K (Kick) is a Balance-type Bit with a flat tip. It has 12 gear teeth. Its listed height is 125.
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M (Merge) is a Balance-type Bit with a sharp tip. It has 18 gear teeth. Its listed height is 154.
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Nr (Narrow) is a Stamina-type Bit with a round tip. It has 10 gear teeth.
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Op (Operate) is a Balance-type Bit with a multi-mode tip. It has 14 gear teeth. Its listed height is 85↔80.
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RA (Rubber Accel) is an Attack-type Bit with a flat tip. It has 16 gear teeth. Its listed height is 123.
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TK (Taper Kick) is a Balance-type Bit with a flat tip. Its listed height is 112↔127.
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Tr (Turbo) is an Attack-type Bit with a multi-mode tip. It has 16 gear teeth. Its listed height is 90↔65.
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UF (Under Flat) is an Attack-type Bit with a flat tip. Its listed height is 102.
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UN (Under Needle) is a Defense-type Bit with a sharp tip. It has 12 gear teeth. Its listed height is 102.
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WB (Wall Ball) is a Stamina-type Bit with a round tip. It has 16 gear teeth. Its listed height is 130.
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WW (Wall Wedge) is a Defense-type Bit with a sharp tip. It has 16 gear teeth. Its listed height is 132.
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Y (Yielding) is a Stamina-type Bit with a round tip. It has 20 gear teeth. Its listed height is 150.
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Z (Zap) is a Balance-type Bit with a round tip. It has 16 gear teeth. Its listed height is 115.
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Beyblade X Bits Database FAQ
What is a Beyblade X Bit?
The Bit is the bottom component that touches the stadium. Its tip shape controls movement, from attack dashes to defensive stability or stamina rotation.
How does a Bit's X Dash gear count matter?
More gear teeth produce stronger X Dash acceleration, but they also consume stamina faster. This is a tradeoff between attack and endurance.
How is a Bit different from a Ratchet?
The Bit contacts the stadium and controls movement. The Ratchet sits between the Blade and Bit and mainly changes height and weight.
How should I choose a Bit?
Choose by play style: attack types favor grippy or flat tips for dashes, while stamina and defense types favor low-friction sharp or round tips. Use the type and shape filters above to compare.
Which Bits are included here?
This Beyblade X database contains 52 Bits, including LR, K, FB and HT, with codes, gear counts, weights, shapes and suggested use.