【Fit Point】fit2001 's Japan Review

For a soft point of around 25mm, I think it is excellent in terms of ease of penetration, strength, runner with tool, and price.
This is really just my personal opinion, but I also like the fact that I prefer the ones that "break off when they become hard to stick".
The cross liner can be used for other points as well, so I have one in my dart case!

The first samples were hard to pull out of the board when they first went on sale.
Now that it's officially sold, it's much better.
The tightness and the fact that it doesn't come loose is good.
The only drawback is that it takes a long time to replace it if it breaks during a game.
Generally, it's OK.

I think it is a very cost-effective tip that is hard to break and hard to bend. I have a grip that puts my finger on the tip, so I am a little concerned about the thinness of the screw side, but I think it is a good tip.

I bought it on the recommendation of others, but it sucks.

I was impressed by the hardness of the core, which was somewhat hard to bend.
When I tried to use it, I found that it always broke as a matter of course when I was bouncing it out, or when I took out the bet, I thought it had fallen out, but when I looked at it, I found that it had broken.

I immediately shifted to a flexible product that could handle the occasional shock, even though hardness is important.

I had been allowed to use it once when the sample was available and had a good impression of it, so I bought it. Compared to the premium lip, it already has a 15-strip difference (number of replacements) after the same frequency of use, it bends easily and breaks easily. That is my impression.... I think it is the compatibility with the platform, but if it is a loose platform, it breaks so that the tip remains in the segment (mid-break that cannot be removed with pliers). The other day I threw it for 5 hours and broke 3 pieces. My personal feeling is that the premium lip is the better choice.

I've had it for about a month now and it hasn't depleted my stock at all!
They are really hard to break and bend!
Once I started using these, I never buy other tips!
I recommend these tips because they are reasonably priced!

It is very tight and hard to loosen.
I used to use premium Lip because the Lip points tend to loosen easily, but I tried this product because it is not cost-effective.

With the included tool, it is easy to retighten, and if tightened firmly, it will not loosen.
It is so tight that you need a tool to remove it.

The firmness of the lip seems to be about the same as the premium lip, but even if it bends, it has high resilience and lasts a long time. I think you can use it until it breaks.

The sticking is also very, very good. It sticks and doesn't come off.
Other tips tend to stick hard in the beginning but gradually become loose, but these tips seem to stick and last a long time.

The cost performance is good and I have no complaints about this product.

Rip Point is still the best.
The only problem is that it is hard to pull out from the board.
I like the low price.

I highly recommend it!
Please give it a try!
I was playing at the local cheap unlimited throw live, but due to lack of maintenance, the chips from other companies didn't stick at all, and everyone was getting popped, which caused me a lot of stress. The disadvantage is that it sticks too much when you just changed it and it's hard to pull it out from the board.
The disadvantage is that when I just changed it, it sticks too much and I can't pull it out from the board.

It stings like crazy and at first you have to pull it out with a lot of force to get it out!

It will come out gradually, though.
It doesn't get worse as you go along.

I haven't had a board pop since I started using this tip.

I recommend this tip because it comes with a tool, is tight, and doesn't come loose!

The case is plastic shaped.
I recommend you to put it in a case that you can keep it in the shape of a plastic model or put it in a chip case.
I would like to have a keychain shaped tool like the Condor tip
I would like to have a tool in the shape of a key chain like the Condor tip when I put it in the tip case.