【Fit Point】fit2002 's Japan Review

The hardness of the point itself is just right and does not come off easily.
The quality is very good for the price.

I highly recommend it!
I have recently been playing around with matching the color of the flight with the color of the tip, so I have all 5 colors lol.
Please give them a try!
How did it all start?
I was playing at a local live, cheap, all-you-can-throw-at-it, but due to lack of maintenance, the chips from other companies didn't stick at all, and everyone was getting thrown around. The disadvantage is that when I just changed it, it sticks too much 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 it's hard to pull it out of the board.

I'm using it to switch from Rip Point.
I throw it with a 21.5g barrel for roughly 2~3 hours a day and I don't have to buy tips for a few days!

The hole in the liner-like guy allows me to tighten it up, and the tip is very fine and uneven, so it sticks well in the seg.
Compared to the lip point, it is less likely to bend if it is played or hits the casing.
It has a similar impression to the Condor, but I think my favorite part is that the liner makes it easy to fit a bundle of ten in a pouch case.

It stings too much, but thanks to that
It sticks even in a store that is not maintained at all.
The fact that it can be carried without coming apart is also surprisingly easy to handle.

The quality of tips these days is so high that it's hard to pick one that is significantly superior to the other.
But if you're throwing it in a poorly maintained segment of the store, it's an outstanding sting!
Even if you have another main tip, it is a good idea to have a spare.

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 use the black one for live games and the white one for Phoenix.
It's easier to tell when it's broken.

Personally, I think black is harder.

I am a beginner who has been playing darts for 6 months. I have used many different tips, but I think this is the best tip in terms of cost performance.
I don't think there is any other tip that is this cheap, comes in such a large quantity, and is so hard to break.
As a beginner, I stick my arrows into darts at various angles, so some tips bend easily.
In that respect, I am happy that this tip does not bend easily. Of course, if you use it continuously, it will break when it breaks.
When they start to run low again, I will purchase more.

I think this is a very good tip with regard to ease of sticking and removal.
It sticks well even on boards in poor condition (on the other hand, it sometimes takes a lot of force to pull it out on boards in good condition). (On the other hand, it sometimes takes a lot of force to pull it out of a board in good condition.)
The included runner can be retightened, so you don't feel the stress of the tip coming loose.

Things stick.
So far it hasn't bent.
It's just hard to pull out.

I usually use black Condor tips.

They are very durable for an inexpensive tip, and they don't bend easily or become squishy easily and get popped.

They are moderately hard, and the thin part is rather long, so they stick very well.
The thin part is rather long, so it sticks very well.
This may be a disadvantage for those who don't like to see it break.

Although I feel that this tip is somewhat selective to the user, I think it is a good tip that is both comfortable to use and cost-effective because of its retightening mechanism and portability.