Darts / 【TARGET】KING COREY CADBY STEEL 23g 100482
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SPEC

StandardSteel-Tip Darts
Maker TARGET
Materials Tungsten 90%
Shape Torpedo
Cut Ring Cut , Diamond Cut , Mulch Cut
Length 51.0mm
Weight (barrel Only) 23.0g
Maximum Diameter 6.85mm
TARGET
KING COREY CADBY STEEL 23g 100482
PRICE： JPY11,509
Expected：USD 76.80

Expected at JPY 149.85 for 1 USD.

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The actual exchange rate will be determined when the order is paid.

Discontinued Model

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  • 【TARGET】KING COREY CADBY 2BA 18g 100483

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Product information

TARGET KING
COREY CADBY

2016 PDC World Youth Champion, Corey Cadby's new model!
It has a classic look with a combination of nurring process and radial grooves.
Gold and black functional coating to protect the barrel and enhance the grip area.

[Cory Cadby Player Profile]
Crowned the Youth PDC World Champion in 2016.
A young Australian male who earned his PDC Tour card in 2018 and is now a full-fledged PDC competitor.
He also won the 2018 UK Open Qualifier against the current World Champion Rob Cross.

KING STEEL TIP 23g
Specifications
Material: 90% tungsten
Length:51.0mm
Maximum diameter:6.85mm
Barrel weight:23.0g
Standard:Hard

Contents
Barrel x 3 (1 set)
Flight x 3 (1 set)
Shaft x 3 (1 set)

Japan Review

5.00

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2018-08-17

I bought it after test throwing it at a darts store in Ryogoku.
The cut is in good condition, not too tough just because it is new, and I was able to throw it comfortably right away.
I throw with the ring-cut part at the back, and thanks to the slight taper, I can throw it without it falling off.
The center of gravity is in front of the rod, so the rod will fly away on its own with little force, in a good sense.
The attached point has a black matte finish, which makes it hard to get stuck in the board.
The 21g and 23g are a matter of preference, so I think it is better to test pitch them.

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