Darts / 【TRIPLEIGHT】AGE No.5
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SPEC

Category Soft-tip Darts
Maker TRIPLEIGHT
Materials Tungsten 90%
Shape Torpedo
Cut Ring Cut , Shark Cut , Vertical Cut , Mulch Cut
Length 42.0mm
Weight (barrel Only) 17.0g
Standard NO.5
Maximum Diameter 7.0mm
Center Of Gravity Front
TRIPLEIGHT
AGE No.5
PRICE： JPY8,800
Expected：USD 56.89

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  • 【TRIPLEIGHT】eight

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Product information

Tripleight eight (eight) No.5
Achieve your ideal form with No.5

The EIGHT was designed with a form that pursues grouping, and the No.5 will maximize its effect.
The wing cut is used for the cut, and the round cut is placed on the surface of the wing to stabilize the grip and prevent slippage at the time of release, and at the same time, it has a good release.
The shape is bullet shaped, but the flight is sharp like a straight dart, and it is a well-balanced barrel with high controllability.

Specifications
Length: 42.0mm
Maximum outer diameter: 7.0mm
Weight: 17.0g (barrel only)
Tungsten:90

Japan Review

4.67

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2014-01-20

It has a shape similar to a straight, but
It is a good combination of a torpedo and a straight rod, and is surprisingly easy to throw.
It is a standard size in terms of length and thickness, but the narrowing of the tip, which is unique to No. 5 specifications, is advantageous for grouping, and the lack of a cut at the tip makes it durable.

The cut of the grip section is also moderate, and it is easy to control the rod with a good sense of release when it is thrown.
The price is the same as before, so the 888 has been a hit for a long time. I guess so!
This is a good barrel for beginners and advanced players alike.

6 people found this helpful

2016-04-28

I used to use the Big Bundy 3, but I wanted a barrel with a longer overall length, and when I was looking for one, I came across this Eight.
The first thing I thought when I threw it was that the cut was tighter than I had imagined and it was too much on my finger. I had tried throwing it, but the cut was sharper than I felt at the time, and it often stayed on my finger and slammed into the board. However, I was able to learn to feel the arrow angle of the barrel.
After that, I just kept throwing and throwing and now that I'm comfortable with the cut, I think it's a great partner.

1 people found this helpful

2014-01-23

It doesn't take too much and it's easy to throw. ・・・・
One thing that shocked me.

The conversion for No5 from GRANDART didn't fit.
I am very sad because I bought it to throw it at home.

I was not sure which standard was worse, but the barrel itself was easy to throw, so I gave it 4 stars.

1 people found this helpful