【TRIPLEIGHT】T-arrow Taro Yachi model 's Japan Review

The rear straight section has only a fairly fine cut.
The straight part at the rear has only a very fine cut.
The tapered part has a strong rise in front of it.
The straight part and the tapered part are cut to make the arrow bite like a demon.
Straight part and tapered part
The result of the grip adjustment is quite extreme.
The result of grip adjustment is quite extreme.

The flight is quite good, and the thrust in the direction the arrow is facing is very good.
It is a dart that flies very well and the thrust in the "direction of the arrow" comes out nicely.
It is really great when it flies comfortably.

I was very interested in Taro Taniuchi's arrow flight.
Taro Taniuchi's arrow flight was very beautiful parabolic line.

It was not bad in total.
I mean, it's rather pretty good.
I still have the impression that it could have been even better with one more adjustment.

It's soooo good! You should buy it!
The grip is determined, it flies straight, and the line is easy to see. I love it!

As you can see, there is a guide for the grip, which is reassuring.
Even I, who cannot throw a torpedo type because I do not know the direction of the arrow, could easily throw it thanks to the straight part at the back of the barrel.

However, the 19g weight feels heavier than the specs, and with my light grip, I felt a little stuck between takeback and release, and the tip of the arrow hung a few cm below the target point.

I don't throw it in because it is very different from the line I had imagined, but if you are throwing it as if you are pushing it in, I think it is a don't miss.

The barrel is heavy at 19g, but if you hold the barrel at the center of gravity (about the center rhombus cut), you will be able to throw the darts without feeling the weight as much as you think.
Also, as a result of trying various ways of throwing (pusher, swing throw, throwing with the wrist only, etc.), I found it easiest to throw the darts with a slight swing throw and no extra force on the fingers, using only the weight of the darts.
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In addition, it may be easier to throw the darts with a line image rather than being conscious of the release point (point) and the target (dot). (Is it easier to create a line image because it flies by itself with its weight?)

The setting is as follows
Shaft: Elshaft Carbon 295
Flight: Elflight L3 (shave)
Tip: Rip Point Premium
I am throwing with

I recommend it because I don't get tired even after throwing for a long time!

The website indicated that the specs were 39mm, but the package we received indicated 40mm, so please be careful if you are concerned about the length.
I did not measure the actual length because I do not care about the length.
The cut in the back takes a lot of time, but it comes off well, so I think it is easy to throw even for those who do not like tight cuts.