Ratchet 4

It has four small, highly marked, and exposed square divisions.

Being so exposed and polygonal, they carry a savage recoil. Which, in case of hitting the rival, can cause a good amount of damage, but you will also come out affected, especially vulnerable to being burst. The most risky part is that if it scrapes the ground it will make you bounce and lose a lot of energy, besides the fact that in the final spins it usually stops suddenly.

Although it usually balances even-segmented Blades quite well, it is difficult to recommend it for defense and stamina, since it becomes a latent danger point.

However, in the offensive field, it can be more appropriate, since it will work as a second impact layer, powering up the force of the hits. And if combined with heavy parts and wide-tube Bits that improve burst resistance, its recoil is slightly reduced, allowing you to better take advantage of its offensive qualities.

Curiously, the white version of DranDagger's 4-60 usually gets stuck and is much harder to disassemble, making it even more viable and with a lower risk of bursting.

• > 4-50 (5.9 g): Lowest and most stable version, although extremely prone to scraping the ground or the rail. Its control is good, but the risks of contact and bursting are high.

• > 4-55 (4.7 g): Completely different, I'll talk about it further down.

• > 4-60 (6.2 g): Medium-low version and the one that best balances exposure with the risk of hitting the ground.

• > 4-70 (6.4 g): Medium version. Improves impact power and reduces the risk of ground scraping; seeks to be a complementary hit.

• > 4-80 (7.0 g): Tall version. Its total exposure causes extreme recoil and a super high risk of bursting. Hard to recommend even for attack, except in cases where maximizing Down Force is desired.