【BASARA】Sen 's Japan Review

It is so easy to throw that it is hard to believe it is a straight barrel.
It is also inexpensive and recommended for beginners.

I bought these darts as my first pair of darts, and they are so easy to throw that I can hardly believe they are straight.
I am really glad I bought this product.

The first My Darts I bought was this flash.

This Sen is a combination of "the good points of straight darts" and "the good points of Torpedo and Standard darts, which are mainstream in Japan".

The thinness of the straight type makes it easy to pull out, and those who have never used a straight type before may feel a new sensation. Recently, most of the barrels are 7.2 to 7.5mm in diameter, so when you grip the barrel, you may feel "How thin! I think you will feel "thin" when you grip it. Also, the front and rear holes are shallow, so you can easily feel the weight of the barrel. The sharp flight with a lot of substance is also an attraction. Of course, the high grouping ability that comes from the thinness is also perfect.

And to solve the ambiguity of the gripping point and center of gravity, which is often found in straight bows, there are hidden bumps in the cut. This is great information when gripping, making it easier to grip the same position every time. You have to grip it to see this, but it is very well made. Also, the cut itself is a simple double ring, so it will last a long time.
Furthermore, the length is easy to handle, so it is easy to use for everyone. The front is smooth & the minus taper applied from the end of the cut to the front is cool in design and looks like a recent barrel♪

It is not difficult to handle like a straight barrel, and the gripping point is easy to find, and it is flexible to some extent, so I would recommend this barrel for your first darts. If I may say so, I think it is not suitable for those who have a deep grip.

I learned the timing of a firm release when throwing with a straight type with this guy.

It is a little hard to recommend for beginners.
I would recommend it to those who have thrown a little.

Personally, I felt that the greatest feature of this dart is its straightforward flight.
I don't feel any tricks by the performance of the barrel, and the darts fly as the player throws them. I had a very good impression of this. Conversely, if you throw the ball in a strange way, it will fly in a strange direction, which is also very straightforward.
This situation may be called a "difficult dart to handle," but when you can make it fly beautifully (or learn to make it fly), it is a lot of fun.
When I first started playing with them, I thought they were not so good, partly because I was not used to them, but once I got used to them, the fun became addictive, and I wanted to keep playing with them forever.

By the way, regarding the grip, it is still thin (even though the taper is placed in two places), so it is hard to tell where you are holding it just by feel, and I feel a little insecure about my grip. However, since the cut is applied firmly, enough force is transmitted to the barrel.

The moment I held it, I thought "This is it! I thought, "This is it!" and I decided to purchase the barrel.

It looks straight, but it is not.
It is moderately thin and I think the transition is rather easy.
The cut is better than it looks.

The front shape and lack of cut makes it hard to play when grouping (^^)

I tried it out at the store, and my impression is that if you like it straight and a little thicker, you'll be into it. However, as is the case with Basara in general, the cut seems to wear off a little quickly.

BASARA darts series with good cost performance. Straight barrel with rear grip. The knurling is quite strong and it is hard to get used to it from a new state. There is no knurling in the front, so there are different tastes.

The barrel is well cut, so it is very easy to fly, and I think it is possible to play darts without much effort.