Bite Croc 3-60LF and Sting Unicorn 4-60P Dual Pack Hasbro G0199

Description

This dual pack brings together two right-spinning beys with different game plans: Bite Croc 3-60LF is an Attack bey, Sting Unicorn 4-60P a Balance bey. An Attack bey wins through hits and knock-outs; a Balance bey mixes both approaches.

Bite Croc's blade is a re-release of the Takara Tomy blade Shark Edge with an almost identical shape; Hasbro gave it a crocodile-skin look. Beneath it sits the Low Flat bit, about one millimetre flatter than a regular Flat bit. Its flat tip drives the bey aggressively around the stadium and gets it to the Xtreme Line more easily, where it accelerates into the Xtreme Dash. The 3-60 ratchet keeps it low, and its three identical prongs reinforce the attack. At 42.5 g, Bite Croc is on the light side for an Attack bey: that makes it quick and agile, but gives its hits less momentum.

In the points-based tournament ranking, the 3-60 ratchet is 3rd of 36 ratchets and the Low Flat bit 17th of 49 bits (as of 1 September 2026). ilinnuc says that, three years after its release, the 3-60 is still a really strong ratchet that you see at tournaments all the time. BeybladeGeeks also rate the 3-60 ratchet mostly positively in their tournament comparison. BeybladeGeeks describe the Bite Croc blade as a very aggressive shape that hits hard – but one that newer beys have since overtaken and that is not heavy enough to keep up: it suits casual battles, but for serious tournaments they recommend other Attack beys. BeybladeGeeks consider the Low Flat bit usable, but not the first choice among attack bits: Rush, Low Rush and Jolt are more popular and get better results – if you have one of them, you can use it here instead of the Low Flat.

Sting Unicorn's Point bit has a flat contact surface with a slightly protruding ball in the centre: how you launch decides whether the bey drives through the stadium on the attack or stays put and defends. The Sting Unicorn blade has a stamina value of 30, on the high side for a Balance bey: in long battles, it helps the bey spin longer.

In the tournament ranking, the Point bit is 12th of 49 bits, the 4-60 ratchet 16th of 36 ratchets and the Sting Unicorn blade 26th of 110 blades (as of 1 September 2026). BeybladeGeeks praise the Point bit as a very solid bit that is fast enough for attack combos and adds stamina thanks to the tip in the centre. In the same video as Bite Croc, BeybladeGeeks call the Sting Unicorn blade very solid and tournament-worthy; you still see it at tournaments, even if it could stand to be a little heavier. ilinnuc considers the 4-60 ratchet usable, but says its burst resistance suffers compared to the 3-60. Overall, the verdict of BeyCorner, BeybladeGeeks and ilinnuc on the 4-60 is mostly negative, so this ratchet is worth swapping too.

Hasbro released the dual pack in the USA in August 2024; it followed in Canada in September 2024.

The box contains only the two beys; no launcher is included. Both belong to the BX series, and all six parts are approved for WBO tournaments (as of 6 July 2026). If you put blade, ratchet and bit together in new combinations, you change how a bey runs.