Beyblade X Rush Bit Guide

Rush is the official abbreviation "R" (ラッシュ, Rasshu) in Takara Tomy's Beyblade X line, catalogued as an Attack-type Bit under product code BX-20. It stands 29.5 mm tall, weighs roughly 2 g, and has a tip width of about 5.5 mm — small numbers, but they matter because Bit height and tip geometry are what change a Blade's centre of gravity and contact behaviour against the stadium floor.

Where it comes from

Rush first released on November 2, 2023, inside the BX-20 Dran Dagger Deck Set, paired with the Dran Dagger 4-60R combination. From there it spread across the line: it turned up again in Random Booster Vol. 4 and in the Battle Entry Set Infinity, and on the Hasbro side of the range it has shipped inside multiple SKUs, including F9588, G1538, and G1690. That spread is part of why it is easy to find secondhand or as a spare — it was never a one-off exclusive tied to a single box.

What makes it a staple Attack Bit

Rush uses a flat tip built around a 10-tooth gear, instead of the 12-tooth gear found on many other Bits. In practice this means it catches the stadium's X-Line (X-Celerator rail) less often than a 12-tooth Bit, but each catch tends to fire a more consistent Xtreme Dash. Community references such as beyblade.wiki describe it as one of the most popular choices in competitive Attack combinations, calling it close to a must-have in a serious collection. A shorter sibling, Low Rush (LR), shares the same tip and gear design at roughly 1 mm less height, for players who want the same dash behaviour at a lower stance.

One recurring note from players is that repeated Xtreme Dash contact against the X-Line wears down the tip and gear teeth faster than normal launches would, which is why some competitive players keep a dedicated backup copy rather than running their only Rush at every event. That comes from community discussion rather than a manufacturer spec sheet, so treat it as a practical heads-up, not a guaranteed failure rate — and as always, confirm current part legality with your event organiser before you build a deck around it.

To see how the Bit shapes a whole combo, the tuning guide and the parts explained overview pick up where this leaves off.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Rush Bit in Beyblade X?

Rush is the official abbreviation "R", an Attack-type Bit catalogued under product code BX-20. It stands 29.5 mm tall, weighs roughly 2 g, and has a tip width of about 5.5 mm.

Which set did the Rush Bit first come in?

It first released on November 2, 2023 inside the BX-20 Dran Dagger Deck Set, paired with the Dran Dagger 4-60R combination. It later turned up in Random Booster Vol. 4 and the Battle Entry Set Infinity.

Why is Rush popular for Attack builds?

Its flat tip is built around a 10-tooth gear instead of the 12-tooth gear found on many other Bits, so it catches the stadium's X-Line less often but each catch tends to fire a more consistent Xtreme Dash. Community references describe it as close to a must-have in a serious Attack collection.

What is the difference between Rush and Low Rush?

Low Rush (LR) shares the same tip and gear design at roughly 1 mm less height, for players who want the same dash behaviour at a lower stance.