Darts / 【King's JAPAN】kjd0005 Tungsten 90%超過 Torpedo
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A model with a fully designated grip that allows a firm grip without seeing the grip portion.

*Mid-front torpedo with trendy 39mm length.
The maximum length is 7.35mm, but the grip portion is about 7mm, so it is not too thick but just right.
Weight is 16.5g, standard model.
Grouping performance is high because it is NO.5.
The price is about 10,000 yen, which is a reasonable price.
☆Recommended setting is 260-330 shaft with rocket or dimple for stable flight without killing the torpedo performance.
☆If the shaft is around 260, choose a standard shaft, and if it is 330 or higher, choose a slim shaft for a good overall balance.

The model with this grip designation is a recent popular model that even beginners can grip without hesitation and is chosen even by advanced players.
The outline is also very beautiful, and the design is unintentionally chosen for its appearance.

Also, a similar model is
MONSTER × CORE DARTS " JONNY ECLIPSE " Kenichi Ajiki model
http://www.s-darts.com/shopdetail/000000023379/#head_nav03
i9DARTS Flair 2BA
http://www.s-darts.com/shopdetail/000000023133/#head_nav03
dmc UNITE11 No.5
http://www.s-darts.com/shopdetail/000000024585/#head_nav03

All of these models are heavier than Nordilas and have a grip designation, so if you are not sure about this line of barrels, why not consider the above models as candidates as they are also recommended?
The price range is similar, so it is easy to get a hold of them.

They did it again!
This clear design
The difference between the maximum diameter and the grip point diameter
The length is 39mm (between short and middle range), which is easy to handle.
The length is an easy-to-handle 39mm (between short and mid-range)
Not too thin and not too thick.
No.5 specification barrel with a thin tip.
The balance is also mid-front.
Unlike a full front barrel, the release point is wider.
The cut is also less wear and tear, and the cut is good to take off.
The step and taper of the barrel allows for easy throwing without the need to grip the barrel.
It can be thrown without any difficulty.
There are many similar designed barrels on the market.
The ease of handling, the flight, and the low price are all the best. The weight of the barrel is 16.5g.
The barrel weight is 16.5g.
but you will feel the weight is more than 17g when you take back.
The setting is a medium sized shaft with a medium
I think it is good to use a medium sized shaft, shape, and rocket size flight.
For advanced pilots, an Invito + Bullet Shape or Super Kite would also be good.

As the concept says, even beginners can handle it with no problem at all.
I heard it is not made of domestic material.
I think the texture is one of the better ones.
It's King's Japan quality.

I think this is the best in recent years.

This is the first time I have used a model with a specific grip position, and being able to hold the same position every time has improved my grouping. If you are not used to this shape, it may take some time to get used to the grip.
As for the texture of the barrel, the cut section is moist and easy to handle (similar to the upper model of the Joker driver), probably due to the 95% tungsten. However, the cut parallel to the barrel in the front part feels a little raised when you touch it with your finger. The cut parallel to the barrel in the front part feels a little raised when you touch it with your finger, and it feels a little rough. (This is not a problem, as it will disappear after use.)
I have been using 4BA barrels until now and could not switch to a center-weighted barrel because I felt uncomfortable, but I could switch to this No.5 barrel without any discomfort. I think it is the type of barrel that flies straight and straightforward.

It was so good that I wanted to try the "Johnny Eclipse Kenichi Ajiki Model" which was used as a reference for this barrel.

I liked the look and simplicity of it. It is hard to see in the picture, but the angle of the joint between the tip and the barrel is the same, so it looks beautiful.

Impressions of the NO5 Rip Point
This is the first time I have used the No5 standard, and my impression is that it is hard to loosen, break, and bend.
It may depend on the way of throwing and the barrel, but I think it is stronger than 2BA and 4BA lip points.

Overall, I can highly recommend this barrel.

The gripping points are hollowed out.
The ring cut on the front side is the main point, and the mountain-shaped cut on the back side is a non-slip point.
The ring cut at the front is the main point, and the mountainous cut at the back is a non-slip point, so it slips out easily when released.

The diameter of the gripping point indentation is
The maximum diameter is 7.3 mm, the minimum diameter is 6.1 mm, and the diameter on the shaft side is 6.3 mm.
The diameter of the gripping point is 7.3 mm at the largest, 6.1 mm at the smallest on the barrel, and 6.3 mm at the shaft side.

It is very easy to see when gripping.
It is very easy to see at the time of gripping, and it is a natural sensation that does not catch at all when slowing down.

The JONNY ECLIPSE, which was used as a reference for this barrel, has the smallest diameter of the indentation and the shaft side can be clearly seen by eye.
The minimum diameter of the indentation and the shaft side are clearly visible to the eye.
If your finger size doesn't match or if you are worried about the grip when throwing, it may be difficult to use this barrel.
I think this is easy to use for everyone.
I think this barrel is easy to use for everyone.

I bought it around October because I was attracted by its appearance. I have the impression that it is very easy to handle as there are no unnecessary cuts and it flies straight. Also, since the grip is always in the same position, I can maintain the same throwing style and grouping has become more frequent.
I think this barrel is recommended for beginners. The barrel itself is a little thin, so it looks cool when combined with a slim shaft (lol).