set0201 's Japan Review

Currently, I mainly use tungsten darts that were given to me by an acquaintance, but I bought these darts to secure spare parts and also to experience brass darts.

At first, I had the impression that the flights were quite prone to falling out (immediately after receiving the darts, the flights fell out 2 or 3 times in one game of counting up), but as I threw the darts more and more, the frequency of such occurrences decreased. I think this is just a matter of getting used to it.
As for the tip, it is better to replace the tip that is set in the barrel from the beginning with a spare tip because it is sometimes quite difficult to pull it out from the board (the former and the latter seem to be different tips).
As for the barrel, I am not the person who can judge whether it is good or bad. It is a Torpedo type, which is said to be suitable for beginners, and you will have no problem throwing it even if you switch from home darts to this one.

The pouch has a reputation for being cheap and difficult to use.
I use a separate case for the main body of the darts and store the extra parts in the pouch that comes with this set.
I think it is useful for throwing while reassembling the parts at the site because you can carry all the parts in one place.

All in all, I think this set is very suitable for beginners.
If you can afford it, I think it would be easier to use if you also purchase flight rings and a case.
The flight rings, however, will more than double the total cost of the case. ......

I am 48 years old and decided to start playing darts. I am very happy with the price and the variety of items that seem to be available. I haven't played with it yet, but I can't wait to throw it.

I was a little concerned about the cheapness of the tip/shaft, but very satisfied.

I was not sure about the other "Suddenly Luxury Full Set", but I decided to go with this one.
The reason is that I thought there was not much difference except for the barrels.
Also, I think this set is a very good deal because it is still cheap even after deducting the price of the barrels.
I think it is a good point that if I want to play darts seriously from now on, I only need to change the barrels.

I was grateful for the large number of replacements, as the tips tended to break due to the strong force of the beginners.

I recently started playing darts, and although I had been using house darts for a long time, I decided to purchase my own darts with the purchase of a Darts Live card.
I bought it without hesitation because I could get everything I needed for less than 1,000 yen. I'll be buying more as I find what fits me best!

I bought this to recommend to a friend to try and throw.
I have to admit, I was inwardly fooling myself that it was a set in this price range, but when I threw it, wow, what a surprise! It's so easy to throw!
I have the impression that the hook may be a little too strong, but I will fly it honestly! I have the impression that the hook may be a little too strong, but it flies very straight!
Since the price is so reasonable, why don't you buy one set to try it out and if you get bored with it, you can move on to the tungsten set and use it for home practice?

I bought these darts for my first time.
Compared to house darts, the grip points are easier to find, but the cut is deeper, so at first I would get caught, but I gradually got used to it.
I can experience the difference in shaft and flight settings, so I can enjoy exploring for the first time.
I am glad that it comes with a case, but this capacity makes me want a new one, as it is just barely padded enough to hold the case.
I'm not sure how comfortable it is to throw, but I'm not sure if I have the right form before ......, so I'll leave that part out.

If I had to say something else, I would be more than happy if there was a booklet with a simple setting guide and handling instructions, since it is intended for beginners, but I can't complain that much due to the price tag of less than 1000 yen. ......

Good set up with a lot of content.

I am a beginner who has only played darts twice at an internet cafe, but for this price I thought it would be nice to have my own darts.
I think it's a good enough set as an entry point because I can explore the length of the shaft and the shape of the flights that I am comfortable with.
I learned that the flights come off easily without a lock when you miss a throw, so I thought I should have purchased rings and other accessories, but as a very beginner, I didn't even know what to expect.