【Flight-L Soft】flf5501 Small White 's Japan Review

The texture is completely different from regular L-flight. It feels more like a paper flight.
It is more supple, so it seems to be harder to be played with, but I don't think there is enough difference to be clearly felt.
Some people have commented that they are more durable, but once they start to tear, they seem to tear a lot, and the regular L flights seem to be more durable. I think that the regular L flight is more durable. Maybe it is because I am using a locking type shaft, but the silent type might last a little longer.
The price is a little lower than the L flight, so I think it is cost effective as a consumable.

As an entry-level model, the performance was kept as high as possible, but with added suppleness to make it less likely to be played.
I was intrigued by the term "high-cost-performance flight" which means that the materials and processes have been reviewed and the price has been reduced, so I bought it.

The "M" is more supple or softer than the previous model?　It is more supple or softer than the previous model...but is it tear resistant?
I don't know if the durability is due to the change in material, but it is definitely a little tougher.
I have been using L2cL3cL5c as well as L2cL3cL5c, but I think that the design ones are too expensive...
I used to throw with a foldable flight for home practice, but once I switched to this software, I can't go back.
The price is a little less than a folding design flight, and it lasts much longer than a folding flight.
It also frees me from the hassle of having to re-fold it every time I throw it.

It seems to be positioned as a practice flight.
What if we could print on it?　I wonder if they offer any other colors? I love it so much.
Well, if that's the case, buy the Design L Flyer...

But that doesn't mean it won't tear, rip, or tear at the edges!
The flight is a consumable item, so it is much stronger and lasts longer than the foldable flight.