Beyblade X Elevate Bit Guide

Elevate (official abbreviation "E") is a Balance-type Bit in the Beyblade X system, released on September 14, 2024. It first shipped inside BX-36-01 Random Booster Whale Wave Select, and has since reappeared in BX-00 Mammoth Tusk 2-80E, UX-12-04 Random Booster Vol. 5 (Leon Claw 0-80E), and Hasbro's international release G1669 Tide Whale 5-80E. Standing 29 mm tall and weighing roughly 3.2 g, it is a distinctive part on the shelf: a flat tip with a thin central protrusion sits inside a noticeably thick, wide disc, rather than the widened shaft found on standard Balance Bits.

What the shape is actually for

The wide disc isn't cosmetic. It's built to lift ("elevate") the combo slightly off the stadium floor once it drops into Xtreme Dash mode, which reduces the stamina lost to friction during that phase of a battle. The trade-off is burst resistance: because Elevate skips the widened shaft that gives other Balance Bits their stability under impact, it gives up some burst protection in exchange for that dash performance. It's a deliberate specialisation rather than an all-round upgrade, and it reads that way in stat terms too, with Dash listed well above its Attack, Defense, and Stamina figures.

Where it shows up in play

Within the community, Elevate is best known as a Spin-Steal and Spin Equalization piece — beyblade.wiki calls it simply the best Bit available for those combinations, and players frequently pair it with the Cobalt Dragoon blade to build around that dash behaviour. If you're assembling a combo around sustained Xtreme Dash phases rather than early burst survival, Elevate is the Bit most players reach for first.

One detail is worth flagging honestly rather than papering over: sources disagree on the product code tied to Elevate's own stat block (one listing cites "BX-48-02" with specific Attack/Defense/Stamina/Dash/Burst Resistance percentages, while beyblade.wiki's account centres on BX-36-01 as the debut set without giving that same numeric breakdown). We haven't been able to confirm which code is the Bit's standalone SKU versus the code for the booster set it first appeared in, so treat any single product code you see quoted elsewhere with a little caution.

As always, confirm current specs and legality against the official listing or your event's ruling before you rely on them for a tournament.

Before building around Elevate, it's worth reading the tuning guide on how Bits interact with the rest of a combo, plus the parts explainer for the layers above it.

Frequently asked questions

What type of Bit is Elevate?

Elevate, official abbreviation E, is a Balance-type Bit released on September 14, 2024. It stands out on the shelf with a flat tip and thin central protrusion sitting inside a noticeably thick, wide disc, and it measures 29 mm tall at roughly 3.2 g.

What is the wide disc on the Elevate Bit for?

It lifts, or elevates, the combo slightly off the stadium floor once it drops into Xtreme Dash mode, which reduces the stamina lost to friction during that phase of a battle. The trade-off is burst resistance, because Elevate skips the widened shaft that gives other Balance Bits their stability under impact.

Which sets has the Elevate Bit appeared in?

It first shipped inside BX-36-01 Random Booster Whale Wave Select, and has since reappeared in BX-00 Mammoth Tusk 2-80E, UX-12-04 Random Booster Vol. 5 as Leon Claw 0-80E, and Hasbro's international release G1669 Tide Whale 5-80E.

Is Elevate a good Bit for spin-steal combos?

Yes. Within the community it is best known as a Spin-Steal and Spin Equalization piece, and beyblade.wiki calls it simply the best Bit available for those combinations. Players frequently pair it with the Cobalt Dragoon blade to build around its dash behaviour.