【UNICORN】MAESTRO 90% TUNGSTEN NATURAL SEIGO ASADA PHASE2 2BA 's Japan Review

After purchasing it, I threw it for about 5 hours.
Since I used to use TARGET's Voltage before, the difference in maximum diameter made it feel much grippier.
I have a left-handed rotation, and I felt that the 6.8mm thickness gave me more rotation.
Also, the knurled cut created a perfect suction to my hand, which made me feel comfortable throwing.
I plan to purchase a steel one soon.
One thing to note is that if you wipe the barrel with a hand towel or tissue, the knurled cut will get quite a bit of fluff on it, so please be careful.

◆Reference
This is a review after about 6 hours of outside throwing.
The main barrel used so far is DMC Hawk -> TRIiNiDAD Lopez 4.

◆Straight shape
I have been using Torpedo for about 5 years and this is my first straight barrel.
The highest count up was 900 points, but I was able to get 820 points after 6 hours of practice.
I think that Torpedo users can also transition without any discomfort.

◆Weight
I was worried because I felt it was quite heavy even 20g of Lopez 4 which I had been using until now.
I was able to practice as usual for 3 hours with unlimited throwing.

◆Cut
The ring cut with different widths and knurling are applied to the entire surface.
I felt it was not too strong, not too weak, and it was very easy to hold and throw.

◆Maximum diameter
It is quite thick. I think it has a sense of presence.
I myself have a standard to small hand, but I don't feel it is too much for my hand.
On the other hand, I am not good at thin barrels and the Gomez 10, which has the same straight barrel and is highly rated, did not fit me.

◆Durability
I have thrown it for a while and the cut does not seem to be shaved off.
Shark cut and other cuts are quickly and visibly shaved off, but the combination of ring cut and knurling is not.
The combination of ring cut + knurling is quite durable.

◆Grouping and stacking
The Torpedo barrels we have used until now are not so durable when grouping.
This barrel is very durable and has a very good durability.
This barrel is stacked with a "crunch" and sucked into the next bit.

◆Appearance
I often hear people say "Knurled barrels look like house darts and are tacky.
I don't think so, but the knurling is very beautiful and shiny.
You will want to pick it up and look at it again and again.

I am still in the process of using it, so my evaluation may change in the future.
But for now, I am very satisfied with this purchase.

I threw it in for a while.
I felt that the cut was not as bad as I had imagined, or rather, it was better than I had expected.
I don't know about the rotation because I don't play with it.
If you like straight barrels, I think this is a good barrel that you can enjoy throwing.
I think it will be easier to control when the cut becomes a little more matured.
I use the Condor Axe Standard S for my flights, so it is very stable and flies well.
Lastly, I would like to say that I am very happy with the price of the barrel.
I hope it will be a little bit cheaper.