【BASARA】Miyabi F12 's Japan Review

This is a ring-cut version of Masa, for those who think that the shark cut sticks to the finger too much, or for those who have thin skin on the finger and it hurts when pulling it out.

Basara Darts is a series of darts with dimples on most models.
And the box is nice.
It is very stylish.
The shaft that comes with it is also somewhat stylish.
It looks good.

And the neck of this 12-style was the best fit for me.
The regular Masa was also very nice, but it was a shark cut and I was afraid of the consumption of the cut.
But this one has a neckline with a ring cut.
It was perfect.

I want you to try it at least once.

If anything, I'd like her to swing and do it.

The grip position is very clear and easy to grasp.

The knurling is a simple ring-cut, but it hooks properly and the finger release was very good.

Also, the logo is cool and stylish!
I would recommend Basara darts to anyone who cares about the appearance.

It doesn't matter, but even the box the barrel comes in is cool! (lol)

I would recommend this barrel to a wide range of people from beginners to advanced players.

This version of Masa has a ring cut.
The kake is milder and this one is easier to get rid of.
If you like the ring cut, you should choose this one without hesitation.

This is the barrel that I was on the fence about until the very end when I test threw it.
I really wanted a straight barrel at the time, but when I test threw this one, I liked it a lot.
The feel in my hand was particularly good.

I was allowed to throw a friend's barrel.
It is a very easy to throw barrel. It is great for those who have a perfect fit between the firing pin and the grip.

If you are struggling with grip, I recommend you to try throwing it.

Changed from Horrow's Silver Flight to Gajyushiki.
I held Shinben, Raika, and Gajyushiki 12 at the same time and made test throws aiming for the bull.
The one that was closest to the bull was the Gajyushiki, so I decided to buy it.
The grip position is so exquisite that it is the only place I could find. The grip is exquisitely made.
The ring cut is right in the middle of the index finger, and it shoots through the bull at once in a straight trajectory.

The design is cool above all else, and that is what attracted me to BASARA.
The shaft that comes with it is also cute, and I can recommend this piece to women as well.

I can recommend this barrel to anyone without any drawbacks.

It is easy to grip and the cut is just right for stable play. The flight is also excellent, and the barrel flies beautifully even without exerting excessive force.

At first glance, the design may seem ordinary and unremarkable, but when I actually threw it, I could understand why this dart is so highly regarded by many people.

I highly recommend these darts as a great pair of darts!

As with Masa, the grip is very easy to locate. The part that was shark-cut in Masa is now ring-cut, so there is a little less snagging when throwing through the barrel. I think this barrel is easy to throw even for beginners.

This is my second generation of my darts.
When I was wondering about the second generation darts after the cut of the first generation darts was shaved off, I saw these darts at a store.
I had heard of its reputation and the name "Masajuni Shiki," which is a beautiful name for a Japanese person, so I gave it a try.
As I thought, the indentation makes it easy to decide where to hold it, and it is easy to set it up every time! I can hold it without hesitation.
I was afraid that I wouldn't be able to throw in my own unique way because I could decide where to hold it so much, but this barrel is guiding me to hold it here, so I just hold it there and throw it. She soon got used to it, and after throwing it for a while, she got into the habit of throwing it where she thought it would fly. It was so easy! I think it's great for beginners.
However, the attached shaft is no good. It breaks very quickly. That's all.