【TRIPLEIGHT】T-arrowMAX Advent Taro Yachi Model 's Japan Review

This is a redesign of an old dart that I'm not sure who remembers nowadays.
Personally, I thought the original T-Arrow MAX was one of the best in the series.
I feel that the name of the product is a bit of a misnomer.

First of all, the shape is more well thought out than I expected.
The impression is that it is finished in an orthodox way.
It is 6.9m, which is a little thin for a torpedo, but I have the impression that it fits well.
This is a thin setting for a torpedo, 6.9m, but I have the impression that it fits well with the shape.
However, the feel of the throw is not straight.
It is designed to be pushed by the shape of the rod.

Also, the cut is quite large in the photo, and the cut is a little thin.
The cut part may look a little thin, but it is not.
But when you hold it in your hand, you can feel that the cut part is straight from the barrel end including the cut part.
The cut itself is not too tight, and it is not too loose.
The cut itself is not too tight, not too loose, and not too noisy.
It is not too tight, not too loose, and not too noisy, and the balance of the push and pull is in a very good place.
The cut itself is not too tight, not too loose, and not too noisy, and it gives the impression that it has been properly designed.

The overall impression is of a very high standard and basic design.
I have the impression that it is as well-balanced and well-designed as the first generation.
However, if I were to speak of my personal preference, I would say that the front should be shaped a little more, and that it would be better if it were 1 to 2 mm shorter.
I have the impression that it would have been more appealing if the front had been shaped a little more, and if it had been shortened by 1 to 2 mm.

It is a good one.