Flight / 【L-Flight】flf1131 Rocket White
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SPEC

Category Molded Flight
Maker L-Flight
Shape Rocket
Color White
1 set of 3 flights
L-Flight
flf1131 Rocket White
PRICE： JPY770
Expected：USD 4.98

Expected at JPY 154.32 for 1 USD.

This exchange rate is the closing price of yesterday ( 4/17 ).

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

flf1131

Product information

This is the first time that I've ever seen such a thing.
The champagne ring is made with a structure that takes advantage of the advantages of one-piece molding to prevent collisions with the shaft.
Champagne ring.

Please note that the champagne ring may be damaged if used with hard darts.

Maintain a precise 90 degrees.
The star shape in the center maintains 90 degrees at all times.
The star shape in the center of the dart assists in maintaining a stable flight of the dart.

The champagne ring is not included. Please note that the champagne ring is not included. Light and strong one-piece molded flights.
The lightest and strongest molded flight ever.
Lighter and stronger than regular flights.
Light and durable.

Smooth insertion into the shaft
Special processing on the tip
The 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
In addition, since there is no film processing, no scoring due to film peeling can be prevented.

The champagne ring is not included. Please note that the champagne ring is not included.

Japan Review

4.80

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2014-08-26

When I first purchased this product, I bought it out of curiosity, but it is a very good product.
I have used it for about three weeks, and my impression is that there are only a few cuts on the sides, and the splits and cracks that used to appear on conventional L flights seem to have decreased.
The material has become softer, so the durability of the top is the same, but I feel that the rate at which it is played in flight has also decreased a little, and I have the feeling that it has become easier to group.
The price is the same as the conventional solid color, so I highly recommend it to those who are not particular about the design, but are more concerned with performance.
I recommend it to those who are not concerned about the design but are more concerned about the performance.

5 people found this helpful

2015-02-24

I throw it around pretty consistently (about three hours a day, four times a week).
After a month of use, no cracks or tears!
I used to use Shape before, but it would tear within a day if not used properly, but Rocket has held up very well.
I wonder if the resin used has changed or if the durability has improved dramatically.
I would highly recommend it to anyone who is concerned about wear and tear on their flights!

5 people found this helpful

2018-12-22

I have been using Dimple Z and tried Rocket.
I feel that the resistance is slightly increased, but I can throw it without any discomfort. I think the stability is also good.
I throw it a lot at home and in the store, and it is strong without much cracking or damage.
When I used to use Shape before, I often got a tear in the tip of the flight, but this may have been improved.
I think this is a good flight for those who like to fly in a straight line.

5 people found this helpful

2014-06-25

It is somewhere between a shape and a kite.
Shapes are too fluffy, but kites are too shaky and difficult to handle.
For those who feel this way, please give it a try.

2 people found this helpful

2019-08-28

It is a personal itch flight.

Standard and shape are
stable, but I'm concerned about the fluffy flight.

Teardrop and Slim are
fly well but lack stability.

Rocket is stable and can be thrown in a straight line.
I feel that Rocket is a well-balanced shape.

As for the design, there are few types, and I tend to use plain colors.
Also, since we only offer el and fit, the number of people using them is probably still small.

1 people found this helpful