Darts / 【Samurai】4 Silver
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I felt that it was too thick for a straight barrel.
The thinnest straight barrels I have ever thrown were TIGA's Superfly and TIGA's Ferret 5.8mm.
But when I threw the 7.0mm after throwing the 5.8mm, there was a gap to the point that for a moment I thought, "Is this a straight?" There is such a gap between the two that you may think, "Is this straight?
Basically, thicker barrels are more secure and easier to hold, so if you feel that you can't get a good grip or that the barrel moves around in your hand, I think you should use a thicker barrel.
If the barrel is too thin, it may cause you to put a lot of pressure on it, which could lead to grip yips.
The length is just right. The weight is heavy.
It feels very heavy, even though it is only 0.5g different from the 16.5g I usually throw.
Well, this depends on where you grip and the setting, so I can't say it is heavy in general, but in my case, it felt heavy.
The cut is a spherical cut with the edge of the shark cut shaved off, and I felt the grip was weaker than that of the ring cut. It is a cut that hangs only in the direction of travel.

A thick, short, straight model.
The inside is hollow and does not feel chunky.
The shark cut has chamfered corners and is not very firm.
I don't recommend this model to those who want a model that will hold on to their fingers stiffly.
The luster remains even after time, making you wonder if they use good tungsten. It makes you think that you are using a good tungsten.

This is a new straight barrel that SAMURAI considers.
It is hollow inside, so it is thicker than similar types.
I think it is relatively easy to throw because it is not that solid shark.

At any rate, it is thick.
It is long and easy to hold, especially for beginners.

It is a straight barrel, but it is thick and stable.
The thicker shark cut prevents the barrel from falling off.
This straight barrel is very easy to control.