Beyblade Hypersphere Launchers for Vertical Beystadiums Review

This toy was very popular this year (2 requests from my flock of grandchildren). It was popular and brought a lot of joy to the game. Attention - one of those toys that takes up a lot of space.

Great Set! This set is a must! Ashindra and Ace Dragon are incredibly powerful. Vertical Drop Stadium exceeds my brother's expectations and mine! The stadium allows Beyblades to hover in the air and pounce on their prey! Be the best first GT!

Looking at the pictures I thought at first it would be a bit small but perfect for the arena. We've had him for a few months now and he's doing great. I love the design as it ties the Beyblades together for great contact and explosive action. The beyblades are held well by the top half and there are no dead spots, the rails also offer an impressive introductory sequence when using the correct type of beyblade.

This was a birthday present for my grandson. The Beyblade Stadium is pretty flimsy and I'm not sure how it will hold up to the energetic guys. Also, one of the included bey blades has broken magnets. Not tied to the launcher (tried on different launchers). When I went to the product support chat with the manufacturer, the first thing they wanted was my (full) birthday! I don't feel comfortable giving that kind of information for something like this, so I guess I won't get help for a faulty toy.

a birthday present for a 10 year old boy. He LOVES Beyblade cartoons and when we saw this we thought it would make a great gift. We were right. He played this thing with his brothers for almost two weeks before he even developed an interest in video games. MARVELOUS. His older siblings even took part in the action, and for some time quite competitive "tournaments" were held in our family. They still play together several times a week, and some family members consider buying other bey parts to…

My kid loves the Beyblade and has several different stages. I like the elongated shape because they can sit on opposite sides and have more room to rip/drop their beys. One problem is that it can fall apart, or children pick it apart while playing with it. The legs break off and are lost, as are the clips holding the top rail. The first thing we now do on all Beystadiums is seal everything with clear silicone sealant. We'll skip a bead between the top and bottom and use more to secure the clips

I've only recently gotten into Beyblades so I'm not an expert, but I'd like to make a few comments for parents who may not know much about it. Beyblades are divided into 4 types: Defense, Attack, Endurance, and Remnants. The first 3 have a rock-paper-scissors relationship, so Defense > Attack > Endurance > Defense. The set contains 1 attack and 1 defense Beyblade. Protective (green) usually wins from what I've found. If you are buying this to share between siblings you may need 1 or 2…