Hi, I’m David. I modified my first Beyblade in 2001 and never really
stopped. Every part here is designed, printed, tested and used in
real battles — not just modeled for looks.
Beymods is where I create Beyblade X mods, grips, and launcher
accessories for players who want more control, comfort, and consistency
than stock parts. It started from small things that didn’t feel quite
right, so I kept tweaking and testing. I ended up sharing the builds
after seeing people get interested in them on Reddit.
Designed by Bladers for Bladers
Focused on control, comfort, and repeatability
Available as STL files for 3D printing or as physical parts
Beymods is an independent fan-made project and is not affiliated with,
endorsed by, or associated with Takara Tomy or Hasbro. All
Beyblade-related trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Pick a mod that looks interesting, download the 3D model to print it yourself
or order a print made for you.
Receive or print your mod and test it in battle.
If something feels better (or worse), i'd love to hear it on on Reddit or
Instagram , that’s how the next version gets made.
“Beymods is a one-person project. I design the parts, test them in
battles, and distribute them through platforms like Cults3D and
print-on-demand services. This keeps things simple, payment and support
secure, and lets me focus on making better mods.”
Cults3D handles file hosting and secure payments, so you always get the
latest version of each design. Everytime I update a model, it
automatically updates for everyone who downloaded it, and you can
re-download the latest version at any time.
What if I don’t own a 3D printer?
You can order physical copies through print-on-demand portals that
manufacture and ship the parts for you. For example, TeleportPod offers
high-quality prints with worldwide shipping.
Is this official Beyblade gear?
No. Beymods is an independent, fan-made project focused on custom
performance mods. Howerver, all parts are designed to be compatible with
official Beyblade X launchers and accessories.
Are these 3D printed mod allowed in a tournament ?
Unofficial and custom-made launcher grips and accessories may be used
primarily for aesthetic, ergonomic and accessibility reasons.
[...]
Examples of acceptable accessories (non-inclusive):
- custom launcher grips with unique designs
- replications of official launcher grips from previous Beyblade generations
(but not their accessories)
- custom attachments for the official Beyblade X Launcher Grip that alter
its ergonomics
- handle attachments for winders and string launchers
So most of these mods should be tournament-legal. But always ask the
judge to be sure.
