What is this 'Bey Balancer' thing?

Mi guess most of you peeps probably seen the gang using one of these during setup sessions.

Well, mi called it a 'Bey Balancer'. As much as mi would like to say BeyGenSG invented it, let's just say mi 'chanced upon making' one and many followed.

"What's the point of using this, compared to using a fidget spinner bearing?"

While using a traditional fidget works too, due to the nature of the Bit sitting in the bearing slot, the bey isn't really staying upright on its own. At least not entirely. And this restricts the essential 'fine tuning' part (for CX the most).

Using the 'Bey Balancer' has it advantages. Firstly, the dish is concaved creating a subtle launching zone.

The base of the 'Bey Balancer' is convex and allows the device to rock lightly with the Beyblade's movements.

The ball-bearing in the 'Bey Balancer' shows the ultimate center of the device and the testing surface level also.

The gist of how the 'Bey Balancer' works is:

Upon launching on the testing surface zone, the Beyblade, if not fully balance tuned will rock the device causing it to move around.

The ball-bearing will move around away from the center zone to further show the level of unbalance in the combo.

A fully Well balance tuned Beyblade will settle in the 'Perfect Tuned' position within 10 to 30 seconds.

Image above shows a 'Perfect Tuned' condition where the Beyblade and Ball-bearing is in the most center of the 'Bey Balancer'.

And thats how the 'Bey Balancer' works to determine the balance tune level of a Beyblade combo.

After several months of testing and using the device, mi felt that it is an accurate and portable measurement device to carry around to check your Beyblades for centrifugal balancing.

As usual, hope this help and solves the mystery of this strange device appearing around.

Thank you for hanging out on this read. Hope to see you around in the next tournament!

And remember,  "as long the Beyblade spins round, anything can happen!"

Beyblade!