【King’s JAPAN】Ulutimus III Second Edition95 's Japan Review

AAA.
The setting is a fit carbon hybrid with a fan tail tip that is a fit point plus

A little thin as it turns out.
The stepped ring cut is just right
The length is not straight and
It feels more like a torpedo.
The flight is surprisingly sharp, and it is easy to aim at 60, which is quite comfortable.
The weight is 20g, so it flies just by swinging it lightly.

This is my fourth one, but I have a feeling that I'll be repeating this one.

I use a new one every two weeks.
I use a new type of barrel every two weeks, but I always repeat King's barrels because of their high degree of perfection.

Highly recommended!

My impression after using it for at least 3 hours every day for a week.

The feel of the cut is weaker than it looks, but for some reason, it has a little bit of residual weight, so it was easy to lose the throw and I had a little bit of trouble with it.
I personally like it better if the placement of the cuts in the cut was reversed, so I guess that's a downside.
Also, the premium lip is too loose to tighten by hand, and the top of the barrel is chipping and the cut is chipping day by day, which is shocking.
The length of the barrel is less than 50mm, which is the first time in a long time for me, but I can use it without any problem and the thickness is 0.6mm thicker than my usual barrels.
I think this barrel is easy to use for straight barrels.

However, I wouldn't recommend this barrel to beginners because of its heavy weight and the tendency to chip at the tip border for a 95% tungsten barrel...

The setting is DMC metal champagne with Elshaft 440 and standard.
I have already changed the tip to Tiga's hypo tip and the chipping has decreased dramatically, so I guess I have to adjust the tip side.