Wide Weight Disks
The Wide line covers three Weight Disks released in sequence as the plastic-generation toyline grew: Six Wide came first, then Eight Wide, and finally Ten Wide, with the number in each name marking how many sides its po…
Specification
| Classification | Weight Disk |
|---|---|
| System | Engine Gear System / Magnacore System |
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About This Part
The Wide line covers three Weight Disks released in sequence as the plastic-generation toyline grew: Six Wide came first, then Eight Wide, and finally Ten Wide, with the number in each name marking how many sides its polygon shape has. All three carry their mass toward the outer edge and sit noticeably lighter than the Heavy or Balance disks, which bladers can feel when comparing them directly to Ten Heavy or Ten Balance. Ten Wide, the heaviest of the trio at 14 grams against 13 for the other two, is the version most often reached for when building a combo.
In Play
Bladers reach for Wide disks on endurance-focused builds and on weaker Zombie customs when Wide Survivor or Wide Defense aren't on hand, and their rim-heavy lightness also suits Smash Attackers by widening and speeding up their movement range for knockouts, with Ten Wide the usual pick of the three.
- Six Wide released first, followed by Eight Wide, then Ten Wide.
- Among bladers, the six-sided Wide disk is commonly called "Six Wide" to tell it apart from its Eight and Ten siblings, even though Takara Tomy's naming for it is simply "Wide."
- Ten Wide carries notches on both its top and bottom face, while some Hasbro-manufactured Eight Wides instead carry only a single notch.