Blade: Phoenix Feather

Weight: 31.0g (LOW END) - 33.4g (HIGH END)

• Design: Three-sided blade design with rough edges aggressive contact points. 

• It uses a variety of attack potential: It is capable of both upper attack (launching Beyblades into the air) and smash attack (sending Beyblades into pockets). 

•  Attack VS Attack performance: PhoenixFeather feels like it hits harder than a mint-condition DranSword, delivering more powerful blows due to its sloped design. This means you can gamble for strong hits and attacks that happen between two attackers and have a decent chance.

• Attack VS Defense/Stamina: It can also perform well against stamina and defence combinations as DranSword can use its aggressive recoil to deliver strong blows against opponents.  

• PhoenixFeather on Stamina/Defense: When used on stamina or defence combinations, PhoenixFeather does not have enough stamina or recoil control for anything other than attack.

Strengths:

• Explosive Critical Hits: Strong, powerful hits; superior in this aspect to DranSword, especially when DranSword is worn.

Weaknesses:

• Low Stamina: Fast and aggressive but has low stamina, depleting quickly over time.

• Hollow: Since Feather was designed to be "fast" they more or less have this more hollowed than a regular DranSword due to where the plastic fills out. As such, this makes the stamina a lot worse and requires balance bottoms. 

Negative Recoil: However, it is susceptible to recoil, leading to rapid stamina depletion or failure to KO the opponent when used for attack combinations.

Overall: Due to shape PhoenixFeather is a welcome addition due to its powerful attacks but needs balance tip bottoms to compensate for lack of stamina.

Gameplan: On setups with low height on any balance bit.

Combos:

Attack: PhoenixFeather 5-60/9-60/3-60 Taper/Point

Ratchet: 2-60

Weight: 6.2g

• Design: 2-60 is a Ratchet that has two wide square contact points and at a low height.

Strengths: 

• Low Height: One of the lowest height ratchets, ideal for aggressive attack setups. 

• Impact: The large contact points can occasionally deliver massive hits.

Weakness:

• Stamina: The 2-60 is off-balance, leading to constant wobbling that wastes stamina during battle. 

• Failure to Maintain X Dash: It struggles to maintain a consistent pattern in the stadium, which can disrupt the Xtreme Dash and cause it to slam against walls. 

• Burst Risk: Due to its wide square contact points, the 2-60 ratchet is prone to bursting. The high likelihood of making contact and triggering an explosion makes it vulnerable to wall collisions or even self-bursting in a pocket, rendering it less reliable in battle.

Overall: While there may be some situational benefits, you're better off using other 60-height ratchets like 3, 4, 5, or 9 sides for competitive play. This ratchet is better suited for collection rather than competitive use.