Low Rush

Beyblade X · Bit · Unique Line

Low Rush is an Attack Type Bit that Takara Tomy released for the Unique Line system, debuting in Japan on December 28th, 2024 with the UX-11 Starter, ImpactDrake 9-60LR, and later reaching western markets through Hasbro…

Specification

ClassificationBit
SystemUnique Line
SeriesBeyblade X
TypeAttack
Weight1.9 grams
Height28.7 mm
Also known asLR
Japanese nameローラッシュ
RomajiRō Rasshu
Other names低衝刺 · エルアール
Takara Tomy codeUX-11
Hasbro codeG0842
Released in JapanDecember 28th, 2024
Released in the USMay 2025
Released in CanadaMay 2025
Released in AustraliaMay 2025

Printed Stats

Attack45
Defense5
Stamina15
Dash35
Burst resistance80

As printed on Beyblade X packaging, on its own scale: compare with other Beyblade X parts, not across generations. The bars are relative to this part's own highest figure.

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Tournament Legality

X StandardAllowed

WBO formats as tabulated. Legality changes with the rulebook; the WBO's own document decides at an event.

Comes In 3 Beyblades

BeybladeCodeTypeYear
ImpactDrake 9-60LR UX-11 Attack 2024
WeissTiger 4-80LR UX-18 Attack 2025
Circle Ghost 4-60LR G2755 Attack 2026

Colours & Versions 3

3 recolours.

VersionKindColoursCodeReleased
Blue / PurpleRecolourBlue, PurpleG0842-02, G0842May 1, 2025
RedRecolourRedUX-18-06, UX-18December 26, 2025
Green / CyanRecolourGreen, CyanG2755-02, G2755January 30, 2026

About This Part

Low Rush is an Attack Type Bit that Takara Tomy released for the Unique Line system, debuting in Japan on December 28th, 2024 with the UX-11 Starter, ImpactDrake 9-60LR, and later reaching western markets through Hasbro's Drop Attack Battle Set. Shortened to LR, it carries a flat tip that drives forceful movement, helping a combo catch the Xtreme Line and set off an Xtreme Dash. It is a lowered version of the Rush bit, about a millimetre shorter, and like Rush it has a narrower tip diameter and fewer internal gears than other flat bits, trimming the stamina cost of each Xtreme Line contact. The trade-off is a slower Xtreme Dash, a deliberate choice meant to let the dash trigger more often. Its lower stance also makes it easier for a combo to land Upper Attacks. Three notches around its ring mark it as a Low-type part, and like other Low bits it is more prone to chipping.

In Play

Competitive players chasing frequent Xtreme Dashes over one powerful hit often favour Low Rush, and given the breakage risk that comes with the Low design, most keep more than one copy in rotation.

  • Debuted in Japan on December 28th, 2024 with the UX-11 Starter, ImpactDrake 9-60LR
  • Reached western markets through Hasbro's Drop Attack Battle Set