【DYNASTY】A-FLOW GOLD LINE PLAYERS Choice WATER 's Japan Review

I have been playing darts for 6 months now and have been using this barrel for a long time.

It seems like it slides on release because there is no cut.
But if the grip is stable, it will not slip.
It also feels good to release.

There is only one cut at the rear of the barrel.
It is an easy-to-see marker when gripping and makes your throw routine smoother.

Also, thanks to the use of this barrel
When you throw house darts, friends, etc.
you can feel that your grip and release is stable.

The arrow flies out without stress at the best release point, which is the advantage of no-groove.
The grouping is also good and you can feel the speedy flight which is hard to believe that it is 16.5g!
Thanks to this barrel, I am now an A-flyer!
Furthermore, there is no weakness of the barrel such as losing the cut, so I always have the same grip and can make stable throws.

This is the only product that has a straight barrel with no cuts, so I have already used the same
I have already used two sets of the same one.

The release feeling is clearly different from other products.
The release is good, even with a firm grip, so it does not get caught on the fingers and shake easily.
It flies very straight.
As you use it more and more, the surface will become smoother and smoother, which will slightly increase the grip.
The surface will become smoother as it is used more and more, and the grip will increase slightly.

I like the simple look and the price is reasonable for 90% tungsten.
I feel the price is reasonable.

If you like shallow cuts, please try it.

The barrel itself is slightly longer and has one shallow ring cut at the center midi and one at the rear.
If you hold the center midi cut, it will feel like a straight barrel with center gravity.
If you hold the rear one, it will feel like a long straight barrel with a front center of gravity.
I hang the center midi cut on my index finger and put the center of gravity on my thumb.

I was worried that the cut was too small and that it would fall out, but it didn't. I had to be more conscious of how much force I applied and how much I removed.
On the other hand, if you throw with awareness, the ball will fly as you expect even if you throw it just right.
I bought it to practice my form and grip, but now it is a good companion.

This barrel features no grooves (no ticking).
I write this after having already purchased 8 different barrels, including DYNASTY Muramasa, DYNASTY Kouki, and TRiNiDAD Benjamin.

It is slightly lighter at 16.5g. I have already liked a barrel that is quite similar to this barrel in specs and was just throwing it as my main barrel, so I was able to throw it without any problem.
As a physical impression, it is heavier than TRiNiDAD Benjamin, which is famous for its lightness, a little lighter than DYNASTY Kouki, which has standard specs, and much lighter than DYNASTY Muramasa, which has heavy and straight specs.
Personally, I felt that the weight was a little insufficient, so I added a weight to the back of the barrel to make the center of gravity around the step, which improved the grouping.

I felt that MURAMASA was good at first, but it was a little too heavy and the cut sucked too hard, so I started to feel stressed. However, this barrel has almost no cut, so the stress on the finger is reduced to the utmost limit. There is a slight bump behind the center of gravity, but this bump is good for checking the position of the center of gravity without seeing it.

There is almost no cut, but if you pinch around the center of gravity, you can throw without any problem even with little force in your hand.

After throwing it for a day, I felt that it is good enough to be used as a main tool from now on, because it is less stressful and less tiring even if you throw it for a long time.

If you are a person who prefers to throw straight, I recommend it because the price is not extremely expensive.

First of all, it looks beautiful!
It feels stable when thrown without falling off.
It flies with a splash.

It flies honest, for better or worse!
When I make a mistake, this barrel tells me what kind of mistake it was.
My settings are
Tip: Fit Point Plus
Shaft: Fit Gear Shaft Normal Spin #6
Flight: Fit Flight Shape
The center of gravity is 5-10mm forward of the step. The center of gravity is shifted backward in order to use the bump as a marker for the grip point.
By using the bumps, the ball will not fall off the ground and can be rotated. I am the type of person who can rotate, but I do not find it difficult to do so.

This barrel has a slippery style, but first of all, you may wonder if it slides. You may think it is slippery.
Actually, it does not slip very much.
The reason is that the metal of the Dynasty barrel is made of a strong metal that feels very smooth on the finger, and there is a step.
Because of these two factors, there is no slippage.
Also, there is no unnecessary sticking feeling. Please rest assured.

And, for those who use the bumps to throw, you can use this part as a landmark, so you can throw at the same spot every time.
This is also a good point.

If you like to throw straight and don't like to have a lot of cuts, you should try this.
It is surprisingly good.

I'm interested in the simple design, but I'm not sure if I like the way it feels when I throw it.
I also wonder if it might slip, but I'm not sure.

The no-groove is very distinctive, isn't it?
It seems to fly as faithfully as you throw it.
But won't it skim off without a cut...?