Darts / 【DYNASTY】A-FLOW CRYSTAL LINE "FORAY"
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As you can see when you hold it, it has a royal torpedo shape and is extremely easy to grip.
The cut is a bit unique, so I wondered how it would be, but when I gripped it, it was not too strong or too weak, and it felt great.
I have many Torpedos and have tried dozens of them, but this one is by far the most comfortable.
At a quick glance, it has a royal form, but if you break it down into smaller pieces, you will find that there is no other shape like it.
It is suitable for everyone in terms of specifications, and I highly recommend that you give it a try.
It's not a player's model, and I'm not interested in it, but I decided to give it a try just once, and I was hooked at once (lol).

When I was taking a quick look at the new products on our website, I was very curious about this barrel for some reason, so I tried it out at the store the next day.
The distinctive cut makes it easy to find where to grip, and it flies smoothly without getting too caught in your fingers.
I have a hard time adjusting the height, but this one stuck right where I wanted it to.
I had tried other barrels before, but I finally found one that suits me.
The price is over 10,000 yen, which I thought might be too much for a beginner, but it is a product that is worth the price.

The flight is sharp.

I bought this without trying it out because the reviews looked good.
I used to use Lopez, but the cut runs out so quickly, so I was looking for something that would hold the cut longer and I found it!
The cut seems to hold up great!
Even though it is not a player model, I think it is well made for the price, which is the same as a player model.

I threw it for a few hours and it flies pretty well.
I would recommend it to anyone who is not sure about purchasing one!

Before using this barrel, I had been using the LEVERET II model of the professional model of Sayaka Sasaki. 43mm barrel was changed to this 40mm barrel and I got used to it right away. The weight of LEVERET II was 16.5g, but this FORAY weighs 18g. I feel no discomfort at all when I hold it, and if I had a Torpedo type barrel, I would probably get used to it soon after changing to this barrel.
Some may feel the cut of the pink gold part is a little bit hard at first, but I got used to it in less than an hour.
The LEVERET II does not have a very strong cut.
Also, the shark in the middle of the barrel is exquisite and has not chipped yet.

It looks gorgeous and is a bit more like a pale pink gold than gold. The black coating on the tip side is also really cool.
The vertical cut doesn't seem to wear out too much either, which is nice.
I set the shaft at 440mm for a more stable setting.
I use professional flights by Sayaka Yoshimura.

I really like this barrel, and it has become my favorite barrel to the point that I want to buy 2 or 3 sets of it in stock. (Actually, I already bought one set of stock.)

I've always wanted to be able to throw any barrel, even house darts.
I have always wanted to be able to throw the same way with any barrel, even if it is a house dart.
I was surprised to find that there are barrels that are so difficult to throw.

Maybe it's just that it doesn't fit my grip, but I've never had such a hard time throwing an arrow.
I have never had such a hard time keeping the arrow together.

I tried throwing as usual with a 3-finger grip that pinches from the center of gravity to slightly backward.
I tried throwing it as usual, but it didn't work with any other barrels, not even house darts.
I have tried to throw it as usual, but it goes where I aim with other barrels and even with the house darts.
But for some reason, this one is not so good.