【TRiNiDAD】X SERIES TUCKER 's Japan Review

Like others, I can say that the cut is too tight.
I feel that the cut is too tight, and it doesn't fit well at times, because I throw it as if I am pulling it out.
I have been using it for about 6 months, and the cut is a little more comfortable than when it was new, but the grip is too strong.

I tried setting it upside down, which was mentioned in other reviews, but I personally prefer it this way.
It felt like it was just right to pull out and just right to hang on. The stepped ring cut on the front part seems to be doing a good job.

As for the weight, it flies well even with light force because of its weight.
However, because of the weight of the slim shaft, it is easy to break when it is bounced off the board and falls from the flight side. The tip also breaks easily. In the worst case, I had 3 tips break in 27 throws.

If you are looking for a super heavyweight straight barrel and the cut has to be strong, I recommend this barrel.
I think it is better to try out this barrel.

The bulge between the cut in the main grip area and the ring cut in the front supports the grip and makes it easy to hold.
Combined with the weight of 22.5g, it is very easy to throw because you don't have to be conscious of the release to make it fly.
I was hitting a wall between AA and SA, but I was able to overcome it with this.
This is not something I will write about here, but I think the X series would be a lot more fun if they would release a current steel model as well.

For me, the encounter with this barrel was the best thing that ever happened to me.

I have a weak grip on my right hand due to a car accident, and with a barrel with a loose cut, it is hard for me to fly to the segment.

I had lost almost 9 rating before and after the accident, but since I started throwing with this barrel, the rating has been gradually improving.

I think it is a barrel for different tastes, but please give it a try!

As others have said, even if you feel the cut is too tight, you can use this barrel without any problem if you reverse the cut, so it is sure to be a versatile barrel!

I bought it because I became interested in straight barrels.

As others have written about the cut, it is very tight.
When the cut is off my finger, it flies straight to where I aim, but if the cut catches on my finger even a little, it flies in an unexpected direction.
In such a case, you can still feel the cut on your finger after you throw it.

It may be just right when the cut has worn off after use.
The weight is very solid, so the feel of the throw is very pleasant!

It is easy to grip even though it is a straight barrel, but it is harder to have a sensory grip than other barrels despite the straight barrel.
It is a straight barrel but the sensory grip is harder than other barrels.

I think it will be suitable for those who want a heavy weight straight barrel or those who want a straight barrel with a definite grip.

As others have mentioned, the cut is very tight, so I use it upside down.
The ring cut and loose taper make it very easy to throw.

I have repeatedly made test throws.
The ring cut at the rear of the barrel is very tightly cut.
If you are the type of person who grips the side of the finger or deeply, you will feel a strong extra snag in the barrel.
If you can tolerate it until the cut is sharpened to your liking, it is fine, but if not, I do not recommend it.
On the other hand, if you are the type of person who holds the barrel shallowly and likes a strong cut, I think this is a barrel you can throw.
The weight is quite heavy, so it will fly stonly if you just pull it out lightly.

The cut is so hard!
The double ring and dot double cut made my fingertips hurt when I was throwing it....
It was different from what I had imagined....
I assumed it was similar to Target's pixel cut and made an unnecessary purchase.
I learned the hard way that you should try out a barrel at a store before you buy it.