【LARO】lrs4001 190 (19.0mm) Clear 's Japan Review

It may be a bit expensive, but it is durable and long-lasting.
It does not spin very fast, but it spins moderately, so it is just right.

I thought it was expensive when I bought it, but I think the durability is worth the price.
The rotating parts will inevitably become loose and chunky after use.
Eventually, when the flights collide with each other, the rotating parts become so loose that they fall out.
I think this is because the shaft itself has lasted for a very long time without breaking, rather than because the rotating part is weakly made.
At the moment, there is a wider variety of colors than the L shaft, including gradations, so it is good to be able to use the color you like.

It works great with the Elflight!
And of course, it works perfectly with the Folding Flight!

I thought it would be difficult to use because of the spinning flight.
However, when I tried it, I found that the flight was good and the grouping was good, so I realized that a shaft that rotates is great.
It is available in four different lengths, so why don't you give it a try?

Aluminum was the mainstream rotary shaft, but the introduction of Silent has probably helped some people a great deal.

It is hard to rotate at first.
But as you use it, it starts to rotate more and more.

And people often say that it is a little more fragile than the usual Raro shafts.
However, it is one of the longest-lasting shafts among the rotating shafts.

Also, the flights are easy to pull out.
Unless you are using L flights, you should use a ring that closes tightly.
A ring that closes tightly is necessary for all but those who use L flights.

If you don't mind the katakata, it's easy to group them.

It is easy to throw as it rotates only when grouping, so the flight is the same as normal.

Spin is good, but I'm concerned about the clatter...

It is clear and looks cool.
It is a spin type, so it spins around when grouping.

Short version of Silent with spin function on Laro shaft.
The color is shiny and transparent and very beautiful.
The durability of the Laro shaft, which does not spin, is still present in the spin shaft.
The spin part is quite loose because it has been played many times and fallen on the floor, so the flight rattles when you take it back.
The flight rattles and shakes when you take it back, but it has never broken.