【BASARA】Mikado 's Japan Review

The barrel gives the impression of being thin and long anyway.
When I test threw it, I tweaked the settings and threw it with a breadfruit on a 440L shaft.
The center of gravity is originally in the center, but the setting is much later.
So, if you push it and throw it, it flies beautifully even with this kind of setting, and the sound when it sticks is very pleasant.

The cut of the grip part is tapered, and there seems to be few lost throws.
The price is very reasonable, so I think it is a good barrel to use as a main barrel.

These darts are very easy to throw.
The grip is fixed, so it is easy to grip at the same point every time.
The taper is exquisite, so it doesn't pull out too much and doesn't catch too much.
You may be concerned about the length of the barrel at first glance, but when you try throwing it, you will experience the sensation of it flying smoothly with almost no discomfort.
The taper of the barrel makes it easy for women and beginners to use.

I am writing this review a few months after my purchase.

This is a long straight barrel that can be thrown with a grip on the rear of the barrel.
The center of gravity is just around the maximum diameter when you set it up.
The grip position and the center of gravity are very close to each other, so you can enjoy the sensation that the entire barrel is flying firmly. The shape of the barrel also makes the barrel fly smoothly and beautifully.


The cut is a micro shark cut which is said to wear out quickly.
However, once the barrel is worn down to a certain point, it settles down and from there on it is a very enjoyable barrel. Therefore, we expect that it may be a barrel that can be used for a surprisingly long time.
When the cut settles down, the darts have a great feel in the palm of your hand, yet it has the ability to hold the darts in your hand without shaking.
It is easy to set your grip, but it is not a barrel that forces you to hold it in a certain way, so you can adjust your grip position within yourself.

Also, although it is not well described, the screw holes seem to be a little narrower, so it is difficult for the shaft and tip to come loose.
However, when I tried to use an aluminum shaft to move the center of gravity further back, many shafts did not fit...
After trying many kinds of shafts, the one that was relatively easy to fit was the Harrods revolver. This combination is also quite interesting, so I would like you to try it.

I bought it as soon as possible.
It was my first time to use a straight barrel, but this barrel is easy to grip.

It is indeed long, so I was a bit confused at first, but it stings when you make a clean throw.

I bought this barrel as a sub barrel, but I want to use it as a sub barrel.
The price is cheap, so it's worth a try!

I have a 3-finger deep grip, so the regular length was not enough for me, so I bought this to try it out.

The barrel is super long so I can grip it close to the center of gravity even with a deep grip and throw it without stress.

By the way, the center of gravity is around the groove behind the mark when I put on the L of CONDOR, so the center of gravity is quite behind the mark.

This is recommended for those who want a deep grip but want to grip near the center of gravity.

I have been wanting to try it for a while and couldn't resist.
In a word, it is very easy to use!
Despite its appearance, the barrel flies and goes straight in.
The cut is not too strong or too weak, it is present but not too assertive.
We hope you are interested in this barrel too!

I have a 4-finger grip.
I have a 4-finger grip, so the length fits me very well.
It is very easy to throw.
The micro shark cut in the back is
I have the front one and the back one, so the
I felt it was better to have a fixed grip.
I felt it was better to grip it with a fixed grip.
I grip it with the front one near the center of gravity.
If you are a 4-finger gripper
I would like you to try this barrel once.
By the way, I have gone up from BB to A-flat.
I have gone up from BB to A-flat.

I bought this because I am a self forfinger grip.
The one holding the back was easy to find the grip position and easy to throw for me personally.
Reasonably priced too! Might be hard to throw for the type that wants a cut in the front? I was throwing with the Condor L Standard. I think it really fits those with a stretchy, stretchy, paper airplane image.

I was a little worried because I couldn't see the actual product, but when I actually used it, it was much easier to throw and flew straighter than I expected, so I really liked it!

The sharpness of the flight when flying straight and clean is superb.

The grip is slightly tapered, which seems to reduce grip errors.

I wish it were 4 to 5 mm shorter, but I think this is a good idea to correct my habit of touching the tip too much.

I felt that this is a good straight barrel for transitioning from a torpedo barrel.