#quaddrive

Image description: A black propeller like piece with a clip at the bottom and a pointed tip in the center of the blades. End.

Part of the Quaddrive system. This armor tip resembling a model airplane propeller can be connected to the bottom of Quaddrive Drivers much like a V gear to Venture or Adventure. unlike those examples, this completely changes how the driver performs, essentially turning any compatible driver into the non-existent high flugel.

When paired with a left spin Bey, this tip can be used to create a down force, making the Bey more sturdy. When used on a right spin combo as intended, the tip actually creates an updraft, causing less apparent weight in the Bey, therefore creating less friction between the Bey and the stadium. This can lead the Bey to be fairly stationary after the initial wildness of a good launch. 

For those looking to get into Quaddrive, compatible drivers are distinguishable by the hyphen and the q at the end of their codenames.

Image Description: A grey ring with six square shaped protrusions somewhat evenly spaced. End.

I just wanted to talk about something that just looks good. This is Hasbro's version of the 6 Armor for DB aka Quaddrive. As it's plastic, it weighs 11.9 grams less than it's Takara Tomy counterpart, but the grey they used for the plastic makes high mode, or as it's known in Quaddrive, apex mode, look really good. The six potrusions fill the blade very well.