Grip Flat Core
Grip Flat Core (グリップフラットコア, Gurippu Furatto Koa) is a soft-rubber Running Core weighing just 1 gram, the lightest of any part in its class.
Specification
| Classification | Running Core |
|---|---|
| System | Hard Metal System |
| Series | Beyblade: G-Revolution |
| Weight | 1G |
| Japanese name | グリップフラットコア |
| Romaji | Gurippu Furatto Koa |
| Takara Tomy code | A-126, MA-01 |
Printed Stats
As printed on Heavy Metal System packaging, on its own scale: compare with other Heavy Metal System parts, not across generations. The bars are relative to this part's own highest figure.
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Comes In 1 Beyblade
| Beyblade | Code | Type | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dragoon MS | A-126 | Attack | 2003 |
About This Part
Grip Flat Core (グリップフラットコア, Gurippu Furatto Koa) is a soft-rubber Running Core weighing just 1 gram, the lightest of any part in its class. Its tip measures roughly 4mm across, with an angled rubber base about 2mm up that can be tilted to catch a stadium's Tornado Ridge, gripping the floor for a sudden burst of speed. It first shipped with Dragoon MS as the second Attack-type Running Core after Gaia Dragoon MS's Flat Core, and along with its Ultimate Version counterpart it ranks among the shortest Running Cores made.
In Play
Community rankings still place Grip Flat Core among the strongest Attack-type Running Cores of Hard Metal System: its low height suits Upper Attack builds such as Samurai Upper paired with CWD Defense Ring, while its speed also carries a Smash Attack pairing of Slash Upper and Circle Wide.
- First shipped with Dragoon MS.
- Reissued in blue with the HMS Twin Battle Bey Double Shooter Set.
- Reissued in red with the HMS Random Booster ACT 1.
- Reissued in red as a Toys "R" Us-limited Fire Blood colourway.
- Reissued in red with a special-stickers version.
- Reissued in black with the Beyblade Fukubako 2004.
- Reissued in gold, blue and other colours as a tournament prize.
- Its design and function are compared to Rubber Flat from the Metal Series, to Xtreme and Quick and their variants from the Burst Series, and to Rubber Accel from the X Series.