Bound Attacker
Weight: 3.4g (Core Part: 2.0g | Sub Part: 1.4g)
Same Core Part as Bound Defense Ring, different Secondary Part.
Right spin only
Removable SAR Part – made of slightly softer plastic, like Bound Defense Ring
Fragile – both Core and Sub AR parts suffer from breakage due to thin joints and aggressive design.
Has very little offensive power, being small and poorly angled, while also having too much recoil for Defensive use.
12 possible unique positions between rotating the Sub-Part and flipping it. None are any less awful than the rest, though theoretically the "normal" position is probably best.
No competitive use
Weight Disk: Balance
Weight: 14.1g
Light weight and unremarkable weight distribution.
Large points and wider shape lead to recoil concerns if it is hit, primarily relevant against lower opponents.
Heavily outclassed by later Weight Disks.
No competitive use.
Weight: 6.5g
Right Spin Only (Built in Spin Gear)
Very low height allows it to get under things but lack of compatibility with an Heavy Metal Core removes any use for Traditional Upper Attack.
Limited recoil control due to light weight and poor grip.
Somewhat difficult to flower pattern.
Decent LAD means it can be used to some effect similarly to a Semi-Flat Base Stamina setup, though due to its aggression it makes better use of Wide Defense - a viable setup would be this and a Compact or smaller-sized Defensive AR.
While this is not that competitive a setup, it is able to outspin a surprising number of opponents and KO weaker combos, thus giving Flat Base some semblance of use.
Overall not a great part, but usable.
Overall
A collection-only Beyblade, though the Core AR could be used as a replacement if Bound Defenser's is lost or broken.