【Harrows】had4101 Tungsten 90% Less Than Torpedo 's Japan Review

After purchasing this dart as my own dart, I sometimes use it, but the shaft loosens easily and is a bit noticeable.
There is a hole at the bottom of the shaft, and I always insert a tip of another dart into the hole to tighten it, but I still have to worry about loosening every three or four throws, which often distracts me when I want to concentrate.

On the other hand, there are some good points, and I usually put on a "Keion! paper flights, but the narrow inserts are effective, and on the contrary, they are difficult to pull out.
I was able to play all the way through without worrying about the flights getting damaged or falling out.

Other reviews have only good things to say about it, but I hope it will help you in your purchase, as there are some things I am concerned about.

I had been using a set of $999 brass barrels from es-darts.
I bought this one because it was easy to use, I liked it, and I felt it was time for something else, a step up. When I held it, I was surprised at the weight of the tungsten.
It is small and thin, but the weight is very heavy in your hand.
When I threw it, it struck me from the first throw. I had goosebumps.
It quickly left my hand and went straight for the bull.
It was very easy to throw and the first round was a LOWTON.
The feel is good and there are no harsh shark cuts, so it feels like you can throw it quite well, and I would recommend this product to everyone from beginners to experts.
It is also inexpensive and very easy to throw.
If you want to step up from brass barrels, we strongly recommend purchasing this barrel.

A friend of mine wanted to switch from brass to tungsten, so I went along and he bought it.
It is 85% tungsten, so it is very reasonably priced and has a solid weight.
The ring cut throughout makes it easy to pick a grip point, and he says it is easy to throw.
It has a front center of gravity, so it seems to stabilize the flight even for beginners.
We recommend this barrel for beginners.

This is my first my darts.
I chose this one, which is about the middle price among those sold at the place where I usually throw.
However, I recommend you to use a shaft other than this one.
I recommend you to use a shaft other than this one, because it is very difficult to attach a flight to another one.
I almost broke it.

If you're not sure which barrel to choose first, here it is!
The cheapest tungsten barrel and easy to throw.
I started out holding it forward so the bulge part caught and made it easier to throw. I later changed to holding it backward, but the flatness made the transition natural.
I wanted the backward barrel to have a catch, so I reversed the front and back barrels at the end.