【UNICORN】CONTENDER TORU SUZUKI model 2BA 's Japan Review

I bought 2 sets at MJ Final last year and threw only one set almost everyday for about half a month. The frequency of use is 30 minutes in short time and 8 hours at most on weekends and holidays.
The history of barrel use is
CIVIL DLC → CIVIL → CONTENDER.
The CIVIL fits to the point where I felt "I want more 2mm of length" when I use it.
CIVIL is 42.5mm, so this barrel is +1.5mm.
The weight of the carbon shaft and Monster's dragster, which had added bulk, has also been increased, returning it to a plastic shaft.
The ring cut is thinner than CIVIL, and the maximum diameter is 7.6mm, the same as CIVIL, so there is no sense of discomfort when gripping.

Results of throwing it for about half a month (compared to a new one)
1. Sharpness of the cut is decreasing faster than expected.
2. The ring cut from the maximum diameter to the tip is hit when grouping.
The ring cut from the maximum diameter to the tip is not lost, but rather it feels like it is hit and shaved off.
3. Since the taper angle is larger than it appears, there is less chance of the cut being removed.

As for the first point, I cleaned the barrel with Joker Driver's Magic Cleaner to make sure.
Here is the comparison between the new barrel and the used barrel of the half moon.
If you are the type of person who practices a lot, you may need to replace it once a month.

As for the tip, when using the lip point, there will be a slight bump at the joint between the tip and the barrel.
If this difference bothers you, use a condor tip.

This barrel is flattering.
I originally went from a batlas saber to a solo2 to now a camacho one.
I think it falls into the Torpedo genre, but it has a unique outline that you don't see often even as a Torpedo. So, personally, I thought it would be a barrel that would be a little bit different from other people's barrels. But when you actually touch it, it is not like that, and it is a barrel that helps you even if your finger release is a little unsuccessful.
Moreover, the Suzuki pro himself seems to use a 3-finger grip, but I used a pen grip that grips the shaft side of the barrel, and it fit me better than I imagined, so I think it will fit anyone.
I think it would be suitable for anyone. Subjectively speaking, the cut does not catch as much as it looks, and it has a moderate bite.
The weight of the barrel makes it fly straight and crisp.
This is a little off from this barrel, but I thought about the same thing when I was using the Batlas Saber. Too much weight is a problem, but I think a barrel that is "heavy" to some extent is the right answer.
In terms of shape, I think it can be used enough even if it is facing the other way.
I think it is truly versatile, and at this price, I think it is very cost-effective. Even if you feel that you have made a mistake with the first MyDarts you buy, the wound will be shallow. I think that even if you feel that you have made a mistake with the first dart you buy, the wound will be shallow.
Anyway, I would like you to try it and throw it.