Beyblade Samurai Cyclone Battle Set

the new stadium is actually a better design. The bowl has a slight lip; this keeps the tops in the stadium rather than having them shoot out across the floor. I'm still a bit mystified over the fuss over spinning tops, but the 8 and 9 year olds have tournaments and someone is ALWAYS playing them on playgroup days, so...certainly worth the money spent.

The arena is a very large piece of plastic that snaps together quickly. I felt for what I got it was a little overpriced but for a product that was more of a trend 6 years ago, I am complaining minimally.Once I used it with my kiddos to see what all the excitement was, it was a total worthwhile purchase.I would do it again and probably purchase another arena in a different style to offset this one.I think what I like the most is the fact that the tops do come apart and you can create your very own top to battle with.

The beys that came with this stadium were a much higher quality than I had expected. They have interchangeable parts and have a decent amount of weight to them. The Beyblade Burst god beys I got for my kid don't win against these often, and I think a lot of it is due to the weight.I like the round stadium and how wild the matches can get. I'm not so fond of the two side pockets, though. It is fun to try to get beys to travel around the outside edge like in the shows. Most stadiums weren't created to support this, but it's okay. Just an excuse to learn and get creative, I guess.

My daughter received this for Christmas (at her request) and we've been battling several times a day since. It is easy to put together, and when you drop the spinning beyblades into it, it rocks, adding to the spinning chaos. It is much more fun than her plain bowl-like stadium. It came with two new beyblades, the cards etc., but no tool to lock and unlock (and thus change the pieces of the blades), but that's okay - she loves them as they are. There is also two little compartments at one edge of the stadium (the bits that look like cat ears in the picture), which the blades can be stored in, but also which the blades jump into occasionally while battling, which amuses my child no end. "They're running away!" Although it says 8 and up on the packaging, my daughter is 5 and 1/2 and plays beyblades with other 5 year olds (and me...) This stadium set really is fun.

This Beyblade set came with 2 Beyblades, 2 ripcords, stickers for each Beyblade, a tool, and the battle arena. When I first ordered this set I was a bit skeptical about what quality it would be, but to my delight my eight year old was able to put together each Beyblade and the arena with little or no help. It has endured at least a month of daily heavy duty play, by one or more eight year olds, the only thing I recommend is every so often use the tightening tool included to tighten each Beyblade to avoid them spinning apart. Would recommend and purchase again!

It keeps loosing the clips that hold the top and bottom together. I suppose I could super glue them in place, that would be an easy fix. I don't really care for the spinning/rocking either. It doesn't work well for the larger plastic blades, but in all fairness I don't believe my husband realized this when ordering. I just ordered a different stadium and since my son is happy with it, that's all that really matters. So we will just stick to using the metal beys that came with it! I was thankful that 2 were included. Just not what I was hoping for. :)

My son was so excited when he got this. He had made a cardboard stadium.... he loved the legendary

Great product! We got it for our son's 7th birthday. It is holding up well and he likes that it wobbles. The beyblades that came with it are made of plastic and not that great, however we bought it for the arena, not the blades.