【TRiNiDAD】X SERIES EVANDER 's Japan Review

The backward ring cut is not tight at all, but the octagon allows for a firm grip.
The forward micro-cut is very firm on the fingertip and does not slip out.
It also flies well due to its slightly heavier weight.
The standard overall length makes it suitable for everyone.
It is good for those who have trouble with grips.

The orthodox specifications of 39.0mm in length and 7.6mm in maximum diameter are combined with a relatively heavy weight of 19.0g for the barrel itself.
The barrel itself weighs a relatively heavy 19.0g.
Although the weight is heavy, the octagonal cut allows the barrel to be
You can feel the weight of the barrel in a good sense.

I have an unconscious left-handed dart rotation, so I am not sure how the octagon cut affects the rotation.
I was wondering how the octagon cut would affect the rotation.
In reality, there was not much difference from the round barrel, and the rotation was firm.
In addition, my grip was firm and I found it easier to throw with the same grip every time.
I think it is easier to throw with the same grip every time.

I have been using it for about 2 weeks and the micro shark cut on the front is only slightly chipped.
The front micro shark cut is only slightly chipped, and the octagon cut surface shows almost no deterioration.
I would like to see how the octagon cut side of the barrel will be
I would like to see how the barrel will be shaved on the octagon cut side over a longer period of time.

I tried it out because a person throwing it at the same store was using it.
First of all, the octagonal cut barrel did not feel as angular as I expected and did not seem to be much different from a round barrel. The weight also made me feel tired when I was throwing it, probably because I am not a fan of heavy barrels.
I like Trinidad's Gomez series, but I am a little disappointed that the latest models are all heavy torpedo type barrels (^_^;).

I have been using this barrel for about a full year.

The octagon cut, which is the biggest selling point of this barrel, was not that clear between the face and the corner when I gripped it.
Also, the shark cut on the front side is almost useless after about 2 months of use.

As for the throw, the flight is ideal for me personally, but the narrow spacing of the ring cut at the back may cause it to slip out on release when my fingers are dry.
Personally, if I had my way, I think it could have been a little lighter.

Incidentally, I have been using a combination of a Condor tip and Condor Flight Small L immediately after purchasing this barrel.

I am currently considering whether or not I will continue to use this barrel.