【TARGET】REBEL REBORN WAYFARER Yuya Higuchi Model 's Japan Review

Originally I was using an ultra-thin, long, straight barrel for grouping and coolness.
However, because it was a special cut and the grip was like holding the part where the cut was shaved off, I gradually lost the way of holding and grip and fell into a slump.
Under such circumstances, when I was lost as to what barrel would fit me best, I came across this WAYFARER.

Actually, I had tried throwing it when I was using the previous straight barrel, and at first I thought, "Such a thick barrel doesn't suit me. However, as I was struggling with how to hold it and grip it, this WAYFARER was a perfect fit for me.

The pixel cut in the middle clearly indicates the grip point.
The maximum thickness of 7.4mm gives me an immense sense of security when I hold it.
These two things made it fit my hand just right.

The Higuchi Pro was developed so that the grip can be determined in the barrel, but even a user like myself, who also puts his finger on the tip, can throw it with no problem at all.

Until now, I had thought that my motto was "Just make it thinner, just make it straighter." I used to think that my motto was "just make it thin and straight," but this barrel has changed my thinking.
I feel that this barrel has taught me that "thin is not always better".

We previously used Gomez 9.
It has transitioned from straight to straight with no problems and is very easy to use. It looks lumpy, but it doesn't feel like it is as tight in the hand as it looks. (I grip the rear part).
It also weighs 21g, but it flies so well that you don't feel the weight.
You can aim 20.18 without any problem.

I use the super shape setting with fitted shaft 3.

The good thing about this barrel ☆.
◎Easy to fly no matter where you hold it.
◎The cut is not too tight even right after you buy it.
◎Cheap price of 8,000 yen including coating process, etc.

If you have big hands and long fingers like men, a barrel with an outline like this might fit you better. I hold and throw with 3 grips fingertips, but it is also nice to hold with fingertips.

It can be gripped softly for a complex cut.
Excellent specs for a 4-finger. â

I threw it hard with TARGET's titanium conversion, but I was able to throw it without any discomfort at all, just as it was set up.
The coating is also the strongest in the cosmetics industry!

The outline can be considered either torpedo or straight.
Some manufacturers may even market it as a straight model.

The front, center, and rear are each cut in a characteristic way.
This is a barrel that can be gripped anywhere.
The length and diameter are thick, so the weight of 21g is not so heavy.

The grip position is still being explored, but I think it would be better to grip the center pixel cut or the double ring cut behind the center pixel cut.
The middle finger is attached to the micro-cut on the front.
The middle finger should be attached to the front micro-cut.

I think it would cost more than 10,000 yen to put in such a wide variety of cuts.
But I didn't expect it to be 8,200 yen (laugh).
Personally, I think it is the best cosmetic price.

I pre-ordered and received it.
As per your review, it is really easy to throw.
This barrel can be handled by everyone from advanced players to beginners.

My thumb is firmly attached to the triple pixel, so I think it will reduce the darts from going out of control and miss shots.

It is recommended for 3-finger and 4-finger players.
Personally, I found that if I set the tip to long, the stability was further increased.

You can get a professional model for less than 10,000 yen, so the price is perfect.

I just received it and threw it out there!

It weighs 21g due to the 0 length, but I don't feel it weighs as much as I thought it would. It flies smoothly.

The cut also looks like it is very fancy and looks like it will catch on your finger, but it is not tight and fits gently on your finger.

I have been using a 36mm short torpedo for a while now, but I feel no particular discomfort, in fact, I was able to throw it with a good feeling.