What are strategies you can use the (seemingly) harmful Team Flare Gear cards with?

But obviously they have hidden uses, and earlier I discovered one after an annoying battle with a guy that used a Lampent, Joltick, and Pumpkaboo (with the moves Night March) combo with Battle Compressor.

Anyway, I want to know at least one good strategy for each Team Flare Gear card. The one that stumps me the most is Head Ringer, which was the reason for this question.

Thanks in advance :↕

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This is used with Night March/ Vengeance decks, i.e. decks that depend on having a large amount of Pokemon in the discard pile to do damage. Gaining popularity as the Ancient OriginsVespiquenis also capable of utilising this strategy, with Bee Revenge. It also has no retreat, all attacks require colourless energy, and can evolve on the first turn when paired withForest of Giant Plants.

Since you don’t understand how these cards work, the basic is that you cannot use either of these cards on your own Pokemon, you can only use them on your opponent’s Pokemon.

E.g. you have Jamming Net. You can only use it ononeof your opponent’s EX Pokemon. You pick that Pokemon, attach it to them and the Pokemon will do 20 less damage.

This is very useful on Pokemon like Keldeo-Ex, which utlises Rush In to allow your opponent to switch Pokemon freely.

These 2 team flare cards are frequently seen paired withSeismitoad-EX, as Quaking Punch causes your opponent to be unable to use all item cards, meaning they can’t useTool Retriever,Scoop Up CycloneorSuper Scoop Upto get rid of the Head Ringer/ Jamming Net. Their only option is then to use a supporter card,Xerosic.

These two also see usage with sets that depend on tools, withSigilyphpiling tools via its Tool Box ability, andTrubbishdealing damage with Tool Drop. The Team Flare Head Ringer/ Jamming Net allow you to attach more tools, increasing the damage from Tool Drop (which is calculated from both your and your opponent’s tools).