Flight / 【Flight-L × CAMEO】GODSEND FLIGHT SENGOKU WARLORDS

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SPEC

Category Molded Flight
Maker L-Flight
Shape Shape
Color White
1 set of 3 flights
Flight-L × CAMEO
GODSEND FLIGHT SENGOKU WARLORDS
PRICE： JPY990
Expected：USD 6.67

Expected at JPY 148.19 for 1 USD.

This exchange rate is the closing price of yesterday ( 4/2 ).

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

Discontinued Model

flf3202

Product information

Flight-L x CAMEO GODSEND FLIGHT SENGOKU WARLORDS (God Send Flight Sengoku Warlords)

GODSEND means "good luck".
Victory is sometimes a temporary luck.
This flight series expresses such a wish with auspicious motifs and designs, so that "even a little bit of luck will be on your side" at the place of battle.

Features
The design of this flight is based on a warlord who risked his life in battle during the Warring States period.
It will boost your morale for victory and boost your spirits in important situations.
The design also features the family crest of a popular warlord who is also popular overseas.

Family crest motif
Nobunaga Oda
Toyotomi Hideyoshi
Tokugawa Ieyasu
Akechi Mitsuhide
Takeda Shingen
Yukimura Sanada

Specifications
Standard:Flight L
Shape:Shape
Quantity:3 pieces (1 set)

Compatible with champagne rings, but sold separately.

Maintain 90 degrees precisely.
The star shape in the center always keeps 90 degrees.
Assists in the stable flight of darts.

Light and strong integrated molding
The lightest and strongest flight ever made.
Lighter and stronger than normal flights.
They will last longer than regular flights.

Smooth insertion into the shaft
Special processing of the tip
Special processing of the tip makes the stress of flight insertion zero.

Other features
The flight guard at the rear is integrated.
In addition, since there is no film processing
It also prevents scoring due to film peeling.

The locking part of the shaft is a new type of locking system "Champagne Ring" developed by Flight El.
The Champagne Ring allows the dart to slide in and out of the shaft, increasing the grouping power.