For the first time I found a community of Bey players and I am getting, for the first time, seriously into it. Thanks for these vids. Things like Winder vs String could appear obvious for somebody that never used them or is pretty new but they are not.
i feel so much limited in my control launches using a string launcher. i used to like it before because i don't have to return the winder back and much more efficient in that sense, howevere, when i moved to more attack-oriented beys, i managed to get more control out of my winder launcher. i can even do soft launch confidently with my winder more than string.
I feel like the sudden appearance of Cobalt Dragoon 2-60C has ignited my desire to get good with a String Launcher, due to that starter set including a String Launcher L over a Winder, my usual preference.
@@scrumt I wonder if it will even be all that effective for spin steal... I have no idea how that works with metal contact points (and with no rubber, like you'd find on stuff like Meteo L-Drago).
@@scrumt True, true. Me, I don't think I'll be going with a spin equalisation build myself, but I'll be looking forward to the experimentation for those that seek it.
As I learned with my string launcher, it tends to have "snap whiplash" I like to call it. The small handle often hits my holding hand😅 I plan to get the grip accessory to remedy this, but until then... I'm wearing thick fingerless gloves!
Ive been hitting locals with a syring launcher on a grip. Ive been doing well with the setup. I will, i have been holding the handle between my fingers instead of pinching and it works out.
@@r10t49Pulling “harder” won’t change anything, except potentially making your arms sore, or worse over time. You can focus on pinching the handle lightly, keeping the launcher still, and pulling the string til it slips as fast as possible. Don’t start the motion winding up, or be scared to break the launcher. Almost as if your playing ninja…focus only on pulling the string as quickly as possible. You shouldn’t need too much shoulder strain, and if standing, squat a little, and explode out from your feet to focus everything on the string motion being as quick as possible
String team baby. When i use a winder I feel like the bey shoots off. Way more control with the string launcher. I also broke a couple but now know how to fix them back to better than new condition. So I’m not as scared to really rip the snot out of them. I think I broke my Battlepass because of how hard I was able to get them going this past weekend.
I recently got a string launcher, and while I enjoy using it more than my traditional launcher, the string tip keeps hitting my fingers, so either I have to wear a motorcycle glove on my left hand or use the grip from the trad launcher.
Maybe people just pull harder than me but I pull the string super hard even to the end of the string like you’re not supposed to, I guess people REALLY pull too hard lol
It's why I prefer ripcord launchers. I don't have to worry about breaking any internals And it's what I've been comfortable with since I was a kid playing with metal fight beyblades.
The speed of pulling the string creates more spin rather than just power. Technique is definitely more tricky but I generate same spin with it vs ripcord
I heard X was different this time and that winders were stronger than string. Not for me. It's at the very least super close and I feel when I get a really good whip, string is most powerful. And obviously the control is going to put string over the top. I am interested in the new sword launcher (or whatever they call it this time) tho and how much more powerful that will be. Maybe will swap to that for stamina launches at least.
I don’t let go of the thing when I launch, instead I grip it tightly and pull as fast as i can WITHOUT hitting the end, DONT HIT THE END THAT CAN BREAK IT, but I notice when I focus on the speed on which I pull the string I get more power
I’ve always just released on pull through so that’s how I generally advise other people to do it. For newer players if they continue to hold it they are more likely to break it until they get better at using them.
@@nizumablader yeah your right they should get comfortable and be cautious, X Lunchers are actually on the cheaper side but still that’s a cost you can totally avoid
I actually hold onto the end piece the way you say you're not supposed to 😅 and I also pull upwards as hard as I can. I guess I wouldn't recommend doing it this way but I've been doing it long enough that muscle memory prevents me from completely tearing the end off...
i think the official beyblade channel did a video and mentioned how, with a string launcher, you're supposed to accelerate your pull. starting a little slow before pulling fast and i was curious if you had any experience with that?
Hi Nizuma, I just got the Noozle connector for two string launchers after watching your video. When you use the Noozle do you still let go of the string at the end? I notice that the big plastic handle of the Noozle is clunkier and gets tangled, but it doesn't feel right to launch without letting go of the handle. Thanks!
I've had two coils snap on me while trying to use string launchers. Kinda wonder what I'm doing wrong, I've been using strings since MFB with no issues.
I prefer to not pull the string until it reaches the end. Puts a LOT of stress on the gears. Instead I pull fast (not hard) with a light grip on the string and pull most of the length in a whip-like motion without releasing the string. It'll naturally pull the rest of the string through inertia. The secret is speed, not strength!
I use sting luanchers that’s my type and I’m comfortable and stuff but the problem is it hurts my hand everytime I pull it and let it go how could I stop that from happening
You could try not pulling it all the way, the speed you use will pull more even without you pulling it all, that way you don't have to let go of it and can let it wind slower while getting nice power imo
I just started using string launchers and I can definitely see the appeal and I am definitely on Team String now. However, I am noticing that it's harder to keep the bey on the launcher when setting up so that's something that I may have to work on. Got any tips?
Takara will always be ahead in terms of releases so if you want to keep up with current go with takara if you want anything you’ve missed or extra parts I’d go with hasbro
@@nizumablader Yeah there’s that and the updated wheels not being as fragile as pre unicorn sting releases. I was really talking about in terms of cost efficiency which I should’ve mentioned
Idk if this was asked yet, but I've seen people use the string launcher but, instead of the standard launch where the launcher is near the stadium to launch the bey, I've seen people launch the bey with the launcher going towards the stadium rather than pulling the string. Is that legal?
@@nizumablader my bad 😅 what I was trying to say was instead of pulling the handle string part to launch the bey I've seen people pull the launcher towards the stadium to launch the bey while keeping the handle string part stationary towards the body. Kinda like drawing a sword from a sheath. Hopefully I make sense😅🤞
I just got my string launcher, so this video will be helpful. What do you think the best way is to grip the launcher? I ask because as a kid grip it the same way the characters did the original anime.
if only they put a loop at the end of the string like it is on the regular launcher instead of that stupid "T" Part i would be able to use them since i am missing most fingers on my left hand :(
I think it's time I made the video showing the benefits and uses of a winder. Ya'll just really hold the string in high regard simply because some tournemant winners used them, but that's because their opponents did as well. If more people used winders the string would be beat everytime. Grips are a thing, you do not lose control once you have practiced. What I got to from this is string is easy mode for beginners. If you want real power and precision you use a winder.
There's also the fact that TT prioritized String Launchers over winders in burst which became especially evident in DB/BU, and a lot of people are riding off of that logic
Plenty of people use winder launchers, I’d say it’s split about 50/50. Each have benefits, I prefer string for a variety of reasons but I’m not going to tell someone to use one over the other.
👴< I remember putting lots of duct tape stripes on my plastic gen launchers because I often pulled slightly sideways and that shaved the plastic on the sides of the exit/entry hole.
For the first time I found a community of Bey players and I am getting, for the first time, seriously into it. Thanks for these vids. Things like Winder vs String could appear obvious for somebody that never used them or is pretty new but they are not.
For sure! Glad the right people are finding them.
i feel so much limited in my control launches using a string launcher. i used to like it before because i don't have to return the winder back and much more efficient in that sense, howevere, when i moved to more attack-oriented beys, i managed to get more control out of my winder launcher. i can even do soft launch confidently with my winder more than string.
I feel like the sudden appearance of Cobalt Dragoon 2-60C has ignited my desire to get good with a String Launcher, due to that starter set including a String Launcher L over a Winder, my usual preference.
If you plan to spin steal the more controlled and relatively slower spin a string launcher provides is almost definitely better.
@@scrumt I wonder if it will even be all that effective for spin steal... I have no idea how that works with metal contact points (and with no rubber, like you'd find on stuff like Meteo L-Drago).
@@FieraDevilWings There’s just no way to know until it comes out. Different combos will be better or worse at a spin stealing strategy regardless.
@@scrumt True, true. Me, I don't think I'll be going with a spin equalisation build myself, but I'll be looking forward to the experimentation for those that seek it.
Great video! I haven't gotten one yet but i was scared about the amount of force needed to get an optimal launch and any precautions to take.
Great video for the younger gen and new bladers. Just always remember pinch grip
As I learned with my string launcher, it tends to have "snap whiplash" I like to call it. The small handle often hits my holding hand😅 I plan to get the grip accessory to remedy this, but until then... I'm wearing thick fingerless gloves!
Ive been hitting locals with a syring launcher on a grip. Ive been doing well with the setup. I will, i have been holding the handle between my fingers instead of pinching and it works out.
Top tip, while pinching pull FASTER not HARDER. My metal fusion launcher still work after years of use.
whats the difference between faster and harder?
@@r10t49Pulling “harder” won’t change anything, except potentially making your arms sore, or worse over time. You can focus on pinching the handle lightly, keeping the launcher still, and pulling the string til it slips as fast as possible. Don’t start the motion winding up, or be scared to break the launcher. Almost as if your playing ninja…focus only on pulling the string as quickly as possible. You shouldn’t need too much shoulder strain, and if standing, squat a little, and explode out from your feet to focus everything on the string motion being as quick as possible
When i discovered that it was amazing
String team baby. When i use a winder I feel like the bey shoots off. Way more control with the string launcher. I also broke a couple but now know how to fix them back to better than new condition. So I’m not as scared to really rip the snot out of them. I think I broke my Battlepass because of how hard I was able to get them going this past weekend.
I’ve had my best battles with the Gear Flat. I put it on the Star Wars colab Darth Vader Blade. It just makes the bey make sense.
I recently got a string launcher, and while I enjoy using it more than my traditional launcher, the string tip keeps hitting my fingers, so either I have to wear a motorcycle glove on my left hand or use the grip from the trad launcher.
Maybe people just pull harder than me but I pull the string super hard even to the end of the string like you’re not supposed to, I guess people REALLY pull too hard lol
It's why I prefer ripcord launchers. I don't have to worry about breaking any internals And it's what I've been comfortable with since I was a kid playing with metal fight beyblades.
@@SRGIProductions its not that i just think people are idiots with string launchers pulling too hard on it etc
That's why I do a pinch grip with my launchers. Just enough grip to pull, but slips out of my grip when at the end
@@thelurker5466don’t pull hard it will break
@@Lanmanthegamer i been pulling hard and mine hasnt broken yet
The speed of pulling the string creates more spin rather than just power. Technique is definitely more tricky but I generate same spin with it vs ripcord
I heard X was different this time and that winders were stronger than string.
Not for me. It's at the very least super close and I feel when I get a really good whip, string is most powerful.
And obviously the control is going to put string over the top.
I am interested in the new sword launcher (or whatever they call it this time) tho and how much more powerful that will be.
Maybe will swap to that for stamina launches at least.
I don’t let go of the thing when I launch, instead I grip it tightly and pull as fast as i can WITHOUT hitting the end, DONT HIT THE END THAT CAN BREAK IT, but I notice when I focus on the speed on which I pull the string I get more power
I’ve always just released on pull through so that’s how I generally advise other people to do it. For newer players if they continue to hold it they are more likely to break it until they get better at using them.
@@nizumablader yeah your right they should get comfortable and be cautious, X Lunchers are actually on the cheaper side but still that’s a cost you can totally avoid
I actually hold onto the end piece the way you say you're not supposed to 😅 and I also pull upwards as hard as I can. I guess I wouldn't recommend doing it this way but I've been doing it long enough that muscle memory prevents me from completely tearing the end off...
Ive always prefered the ripcord launcher but ever since i got used to string launchers i might use string for X 😎👍🔥
Same
i think the official beyblade channel did a video and mentioned how, with a string launcher, you're supposed to accelerate your pull. starting a little slow before pulling fast and i was curious if you had any experience with that?
lol no, I’ve never done that and it the top players don’t do that.
I mean, isn't that what the action of pulling is inherently? It'd be against the laws of physics to NOT go from pulling slowly to pulling fast
@@Stopaskingwhyandjustreadit that's called yanking, and the point is more about how gradual it is
Test this blader for P.E.G’s! (performance enhancing gloves)
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Add this to the improved performance of his gold leonclaw duo to the golden metal coat and you get 100% win rate guaranteed!
Hi Nizuma, I just got the Noozle connector for two string launchers after watching your video. When you use the Noozle do you still let go of the string at the end? I notice that the big plastic handle of the Noozle is clunkier and gets tangled, but it doesn't feel right to launch without letting go of the handle. Thanks!
@@robinyuuu I do let go of it yes
I've had two coils snap on me while trying to use string launchers. Kinda wonder what I'm doing wrong, I've been using strings since MFB with no issues.
I prefer to not pull the string until it reaches the end. Puts a LOT of stress on the gears.
Instead I pull fast (not hard) with a light grip on the string and pull most of the length in a whip-like motion without releasing the string. It'll naturally pull the rest of the string through inertia.
The secret is speed, not strength!
Is this the tip for avoiding coil snaps? Ive been trying to figure how to avoid coil snaps @@Lavie_Azure
I use sting luanchers that’s my type and I’m comfortable and stuff but the problem is it hurts my hand everytime I pull it and let it go how could I stop that from happening
Use a glove or try the slip grips from noozle3d (link in description)
Ok
You could try not pulling it all the way, the speed you use will pull more even without you pulling it all, that way you don't have to let go of it and can let it wind slower while getting nice power imo
Can you use the Hasbro string launcher on a tt bey
Yes
@@nizumablader thx I was confused I want to use the strings launcher on my tt bey
My blade falls off the launcher quite often, is that normal?
Mostly when you tug slightly
I just started using string launchers and I can definitely see the appeal and I am definitely on Team String now. However, I am noticing that it's harder to keep the bey on the launcher when setting up so that's something that I may have to work on. Got any tips?
I don’t particularly have an issue, I tend to use my thumb to keep it in place until I’m about to launch though
@@nizumablader ok; good to know. Thanks for the tip. 🙂👍
@@nizumabladernice. I use my left middle finger to hold the blade in place and just lift slightly when I rip it.
I've been practicing for a while and I feel a lot more comfortable with it now. 👍
How do you feel about ordering takara vs hasbro beys for future releases?
Takara will always be ahead in terms of releases so if you want to keep up with current go with takara if you want anything you’ve missed or extra parts I’d go with hasbro
@@nizumablader Yeah there’s that and the updated wheels not being as fragile as pre unicorn sting releases. I was really talking about in terms of cost efficiency which I should’ve mentioned
Middle TN still has no hasbro yet, but can’t wait to pick up! Any in Georgia shops yet?
I’m in Tennessee now myself, Chattanooga area. Nothing at the 5 stores I went to today.
@@nizumablader cool ima check boro
Some in Georgia, 1 of my local Walmarts had a few, but it's only rly the first 4 last I saw
ty bro, i need this cause i broke all my string launchers from ripping it all the way or to hard 💀
Same. It's too satisfying to LET IT RIP!™️
I need some help, when I use my string Launcher the bey I use doesn't spin very much, even if I throw it hard, it's like the launcher is weak
Gotta practice! A lot of people have a hard time with them at the beginning.
So its not that you would want to launch “soft” just not TOO hard, right?
Correct/ if you have a battlepass around 8500-10000 anything over that is overkill.
Idk if this was asked yet, but I've seen people use the string launcher but, instead of the standard launch where the launcher is near the stadium to launch the bey, I've seen people launch the bey with the launcher going towards the stadium rather than pulling the string. Is that legal?
@@blankusername1753 I’m not sure i understand what your explaining
@@nizumablader my bad 😅 what I was trying to say was instead of pulling the handle string part to launch the bey I've seen people pull the launcher towards the stadium to launch the bey while keeping the handle string part stationary towards the body. Kinda like drawing a sword from a sheath. Hopefully I make sense😅🤞
@@blankusername1753 ahhh, I’ve never seen someone do that, sounds like a terrible way to launch since the beyblade is moving with the launcher
My savior
Every time I pull it and it goes back and hit my finger every time
@@Bucketssupporter grab a noozle slip grip (link in description) or grab a glove.
I just got my string launcher, so this video will be helpful. What do you think the best way is to grip the launcher? I ask because as a kid grip it the same way the characters did the original anime.
I usually hold it and pull out to my side. Like in the video. If you use a grip you can pull towards you
@@nizumablader Thanks for the tip! I haven't played Bayblade in a long time. The last Bay I got was when the engine gear was a thing.
@@KnightLuciferZero aye welcome back
@@nizumablader Good to be back
I move my launcher hand like a samurai pulling a sword jus cuz funz
I wear full gloves over my fingers cuz of the plastic hitting my finger💀
if only they put a loop at the end of the string like it is on the regular launcher instead of that stupid "T" Part i would be able to use them since i am missing most fingers on my left hand :(
I have a link to noozle 3d in my description, they have attachments that give it the loop! Code Nizuma gives you a discount as well.
I think it's time I made the video showing the benefits and uses of a winder. Ya'll just really hold the string in high regard simply because some tournemant winners used them, but that's because their opponents did as well. If more people used winders the string would be beat everytime. Grips are a thing, you do not lose control once you have practiced. What I got to from this is string is easy mode for beginners. If you want real power and precision you use a winder.
I feel the same about the meta beys
There's also the fact that TT prioritized String Launchers over winders in burst which became especially evident in DB/BU, and a lot of people are riding off of that logic
I already have a ripcord video uploaded for tomorrow, it’s just unlisted.
Grips aren’t a thing in hasbro hence why I didn’t mention them.
Plenty of people use winder launchers, I’d say it’s split about 50/50. Each have benefits, I prefer string for a variety of reasons but I’m not going to tell someone to use one over the other.
I use both
👴< I remember putting lots of duct tape stripes on my plastic gen launchers because I often pulled slightly sideways and that shaved the plastic on the sides of the exit/entry hole.
Winder is the best
Subjective preference
I personally think Ripcord launchers should be banned for competetive, that power will just end up breaking beys
More likely to self ko than break a beyblade I think.