【BASARA】Ouja 's Japan Review

When I first started playing darts, I fell in love with it at first sight and bought it.

I used it as my first dart myself.
In the beginning, the cut is very sharp, so if you strain your grip, it digs into your fingers and hurts.
After two years of use, the corners have been removed and it is now easier to grip, but it took me quite a while to get used to it.
Immediately after purchase, it is better to shave it with a file, etc. and round off the cut.
You might be able to throw it without pain even at the beginning.

Also, the weight is designed to be a little heavy.
If you are not able to throw as many times as you would like, you may find that your arm gets tired after a while.
and you may not be able to throw as many times as you would like.
So, if you want to buy a dart for your first throw, you should be careful.
So, those who are planning to buy a dart for their first time should be careful.

Personally, I think that this level is easier to throw because I can feel the weight of the barrel and visualize the trajectory.
I can feel the weight of the barrel and can visualize the trajectory of the darts.

Very cool looking!
Personal Opinion.
It was my first time to use my darts, but the cut was too tight and it was very painful to pull them out.
Also, I gave up using them because they were heavy enough to cause noticeable fatigue.
I may change my opinion when I throw it in its current condition, but I do not want to buy it again....

*This review is for darts & masked rider lovers.

Sakura snake! Ouja! And that means! Oujake!
You all know him! You remind me of Oujake-sama from Kamen Rider Ryuki! Don't you?
I do. ！！！！！！！！
Shark cut is just like a snake that threatens others!
But the main cut is a delta? Mr. Kitazaki!
It's a dream collaboration of a slightly evil rider!
While it has a sharp grip, it is very easy to pull off and goes straight to the target.
Hohoho, on the other hand of sharp beauty, it is very belligerent and goes straight to the target (enemy) in a straightforward manner.
A king snake indeed! If you use this cherry serpent, you will catch your prey like a king snake! Just imagine! I feel like I can be good at it! The design is also beautiful. I tried throwing it and found that I could really push the snake out and it flew away! It flies like a rock!
Well, the Shark Cut scratches me at first like Mr. Asakura's, but as I use it, it stops scratching me a little like the King Snake in the latter half of its life, so I feel like I'm getting used to it!
If you use a long purple setting like the snake, it will be perfect. It's wonderful!
That was a pretty straightforward review for a masked rider lover! OK, W!

Just the right weight and solid grip. It is very easy to throw and I think it is a barrel that can be used by everyone.

This cut has an excellent grip.

Unlike the normal shark cut, this cut is perpendicular to the barrel.
It is less snaggy than the Shark Cut, but has a good fit with a good edge.
The tapered center part is designed to be easy to push out by placing your thumb on the tapered part.

The placement of the double ring cut is also exquisite, and the hand release is very good.
It is an unprecedented type of barrel, but it is well-balanced and very easy to throw.