Beyblade Burst Evolution Switchstrike Battle Tower-Includes 2-Level Beystadium, Battling Tops, & Launchers-Age 8+, Multicolor

Super great for battles, mostly recommend for more players because this is definitely a more than one player stadium, the beyblades are awesome and durable

Product is exactly as described

The arena honestly looks cheap but is surprisingly well designed for contact (same layer) or stamina (seperate layers) battles. The 2 yo took 5 days to learn how to use the launcher. The ripcord was sort of fragile. Once he got it it's great battle time with his older sibling. Thumbs up from us. We parents also got more new beyblades to join the kids for family battles!

PROS.- Fun and different way to cast beyblades- Beyblades are sturdy and metal part is real metal- Very easy assembly with the graphic instructions that come within the boxCONS- Very very cheap plastic. If you step or lean on the tower by accident that would be it. It could easily get damaged. I bought a warehouse deal and it is still expensive so if l had paid a regular price l would be so mad with myself- This tower will make hard to win a game because as the tower has two tiers and some holes here and there, the beyblades don’t hit each other so it doesn’t really work for a contest. My 6 years old set it aside after 2 or 3 days of use

He was thrilled when a bey knocked the other bey down to the first arena. Sometimes the launch would take the bey down to the first arena. He scanned the code and said that strike valtrek wae super powerful on the app. A bunch of fun! I played with him and even I thought it was fun. Though very expensive it was fun, wait for the price to go down, I bought mines for about 30 dollars. This set is easy to build , my son did it all by himself. If you make a mistake on adding the score board, it is hard to fix.

My boy asked Santa for Beyblades and an arena for Xmas as he is a huge fan of the cartoons.Pros: Gives my son and I plenty of battle time. Box is durable and does not really show any wear and tear so far despite many hours of bashing Beyblades. Most importantly my son is happy with it.Cons: Looks cheap; a few small stickers are supplied to be placed around the drop holes, but that’s it. Otherwise it looks like just a bulky clear plastic container. Some addition graphics/stickers would make a huge difference.Biggest gripe is overall design. The “battles” take place on a platform that is suspended in the middle of the box. The platform is very small with a very small lip and this leads to an awful lot of Beys flying off the platform if the players are too aggressive with their spins. What makes this such a pain is that there is no easy access to the inside of the box. If a Bey falls off the platform into the lower half of the box, or if it hops into a corner, you have to either A) reach in to the drop holes and try to snag your Bey with your fingertips and then scratch up your arm and hand trying to wrestle the Bey out of the small drop hole, or B) pick up the box and sit there trying to shake everything out through the holes. Both methods become irritating after a while, especially when a Bey bursts into little pieces and you’re trying to get all the parts out of the box.I would honestly give the product a 2-star review because the arena’s design and aesthetics are so sorely lacking, but I’m giving it three stars because it still allows my son and I to battle each other and have that play time together.That being said, I’m still on the lookout for something better and will be tossing this out in a garage sale once I have a replacement.

This is a good stadium still giving full stars. Kids love it, because is neat, but they are ignoring some obvious flaws.If you only want one arena, don't get this one, get a basic single level arena, just as much fun, cheaper, none of the cons.Pros1. Looks neat2. Two levels wow!Cons1. The holes for dropping the Beyblade in are not big enough, and poorly shaped, the Beyblade frequently ends up outside the arena.2. To levels is actually a downside :(. One top frequently gets bounced to the bottom level immediately, making for a very boring event, of watching two tops spin about by themselves, one on each level. No battle here.3. When the battle is over, getting the Beyblades out takes some shaking and dropping, or if you reach in to get them, you will probably end up with some scrapes from the rough plastic edges.

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