set0211 's Japan Review

I am a darts beginner and was looking for something to practice seriously. The reviews are very good and I am looking forward to receiving it (^-^)

It is easy to use and a good value.
You should buy the shaft stock separately.

I am a beginner. Not sure how to store them, so I was hoping for a picture of the set inside the case!

I wanted to practice with heavy tungsten compound darts and bought them because they were cheap.
They are very easy to throw, and I'm glad I bought them!

I think it is very good, cheap and easy to throw.
It is easy to balance as it looks.
I felt that the burden on my wrist was less than the darts I used before.
I felt it was less stressful on my wrist than the darts I used to use.
I can throw it right after purchase, and I really recommend this set to beginners.
I really recommend this set!

I bought this barrel as a return gift for Valentine's Day, but I couldn't resist and tried throwing it for about 3 hours.
I am the type of person who usually hits straight barrels in a straight line, but I can throw this barrel without any discomfort. In that case, I think the setting of Invito or short shaft and Shape flight is the most stable.
I think this setting is recommended because I can throw the barrel stably even with a mountainous line with the Inbito and Shape setting.
The cut of the barrel itself is not unnatural and can be used with a variety of grips. I grip the border between the barrel and the shaft, and the micro-cut is exquisitely positioned, so there is almost no chance of it falling out. Anyway, I have a strong impression that this barrel has a stable flight.
As for the other accessories, the tip...the master tip, for some reason it breaks a lot! The tip breaks off so easily that it often leaves the tip on the board. And it leaves the broken tip on the board, which makes me feel sorry for the store owner. To be honest, I had to rate this as a useless tip.

I bought this for my first my darts. The price is very reasonable and I think it is very good.

I'm going to write a review and get a special offer, and I'm going to write it anyway. I am just starting out, but I ordered these tungsten darts to get started in earnest. The flights and shafts are securely attached, which seems to reduce stress while playing.

This has nothing to do with darts, but I think this site is a little unfriendly to newcomers. I'm not sure when to write a review to get the bonus.
And where are you supposed to use the 500 points you get for joining the site? (I may have missed something in both cases.) In the end, I have to pay 525 yen for shipping.
I would like you to make it easier to understand and improve so that anyone can use it easily.

I purchased this product because of its high evaluation, and I am glad I did because the quality and quick response did not betray that evaluation.

As a beginner, I was not sure what kind of darts I should have for the first time, but I think I can be sure that this is the one I should buy.

The flights and shafts look pure white in the picture, but they are translucent white and very cool.

The only drawback is that the case is cheap. When I received it, the threads were already frayed and the pocket was torn, which was disappointing. That's the only drawback.

I bought this product for myself this time because I liked the 980 yen set I bought for a friend.
I have used it for some time and will write a review.

The barrel has a fairly sharp cut, and the weight balance is a typical torpedo type.
The length was subtle for me as a 4-finger shooter, but it didn't slip unexpectedly or anything, so I was able to use it normally.
The surface of the barrel has fine blade tip feed marks in addition to the cut.
Perhaps because of this, I have the impression that the dents are a bit noticeable.
As for the weight, all three barrels weighed 16.5g and were highly accurate.
Although the product description says master shaft, the master shaft plus was actually included.
All lengths are natural color and weigh about 0.4g.
Folding flights can also be used. The flights didn't come off unexpectedly if you don't bump them.
The shape and teardrop of the flights were white, and the flared shape was smoke.
The Shape is about 1.1g, whereas the normal foldable flight is about 0.8g.
The flared shape weighs about 0.8g, which is close to the weight of the folded flight.
It is hard to come off in combination with the master shaft, and its durability is not bad, but
Because of its weight, the center of gravity tends to be backward, and I felt the difference in weight rather than the shape of the wings when throwing it.
As for the tip, the durability and sting were not bad.
I would not go out of my way to buy barrel recoveries myself, so I was glad to have them as a trial.
It would have been better if the case could hold molded flights.

By the way, when I weighed the weight of the set, it was 18.3g for the combination of barrel, tip, shaft (in-between), and flights (shaped).

I think the best thing about this set is that you can try various sets.
In that sense, I think the contents are sufficient.