【TRiNiDAD】Lopez type3 SEIGO ASADA MODEL 's Japan Review

I test pitched it at the tournament site.

Does the left rotation hang? Does it spin left-handed? It seems to be a barrel, but when I test threw it, it stuck in the bull without any rotation and without any loss of momentum.

It is thick, easy to grip, and has a taper that makes it easy to apply force, making it very easy to throw.

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo good ！！！！


The moment I hold it, it feels right!


I've been struggling with it lately and thought I'd change my mind with a new set of darts, so I bought it!

I also referred to Asada's way of throwing...


The flight is sharp!


Thud! I made fewer mistakes.

The cut is sharp, so it feels right to me.

Well, please give it a try.

It's exactly what I want to say.

I was getting tired of lightweight darts, so I took the plunge and bought this Lopez 3, which is 3g up.

At first there was some resistance to the cut, and the left rotation was hard to believe, but regardless of whether it rotates or not, it now flies straight and aggressive to the target, making it easier to fly.

The grip is also very comfortable, and you can feel the grip absorbing and fitting into your fingers the moment you pick it up.

If you're having trouble with lightweight darts, I'd recommend trying this barrel first!

As for length, weight, and thickness, it may be an exaggeration, but it is perfect.

As for myself, I tend to rotate to the left, and this cut supports that.

It seems to be able to raise the level in combination with CONDOR Teardrop L.

The micro-cut and taper at the rear of the barrel give it an absorbent grip. The weight of the barrel allows you to feel the presence of the barrel in your hand and fly it.
I think this barrel is easy to throw regardless of whether you rotate the barrel or not.
I rotate the barrel to the left, and the slanted vertical cut is perpendicular to my thumb when I grip the barrel, which allows me to rotate the barrel smoothly and release it.

I highly recommend this for those who grip the rear of the barrel.
By the way, I have a 4 finger grip.

This barrel gives you amazing rotation.
The barrel weight is heavy and the trajectory is easy to fly straight.
The cut becomes thinner with use, so those who value grip will need to replace it periodically.
The rotating power of the barrel weight makes it less likely to get caught up in groupings and deviate from the target.
However, the tips are heavy, so the amount of tip breakage will increase considerably.
In my opinion, this barrel is recommended for those who push the ball out of the target, but not for those who swing the ball.

Currently using.
This diagonal cut works very well for spinning with my thumb.
I like it because it is thicker and heavier and very controllable.
Looks cool too!
I recommend it.

I bought it the other day.
I wanted a heavier flight, so I tried it out, but at 21g it was too heavy... For some reason, I felt right at home with the lopez 3, which I had been curious about for a while.
As the product introduction says, it has an image of flying right where you want it to go! However, the cut is quite deep, so there is still some discomfort in the takeback.
I don't think the left-handed rotation will lead to sideways shift as long as the form is correct!
I'll get used to it by throwing more!

If the grip is firm, the dart will rotate to the left. I was not conscious of dart rotation until now, but with this barrel, I can tell when my grip is not firm enough. After practicing with this barrel, I throw other barrels and they also rotate to the left. This barrel is very useful not only in games but also in practice.

Leave the diagonal cut aside.
It feels right in the grip.
I think that's because it has a good balance of weight, length and thickness.

The ball goes into the bowl with a feeling of flying, just as the makers intended.