haa0014 's Japan Review

One of the ways I try to estimate my opponent's ability is to see if he has a
One of the things I look for in an opponent is whether or not he has a remover.
At the very least, I can assume that a player who has had trouble with a piece of a part jamming in the barrel has thrown it in a certain way.
I can assume that the player who has had a problem with a piece of part getting stuck in the barrel has thrown it in a certain way.

The jamming of shafts, tips, and other debris really comes at a time when you forget about it.
The basic harrows remover is a simple, easy-to-use, and effective tool that can be hung from a darts case and used to remove debris from the barrel.
It is never a bad idea to have this basic harrows remover hanging in your darts case.

Love the simplicity of the design, bought it!

I have not had to use it since I switched to a slim shaft and it has not broken yet, but I am sure it will come in handy someday!

I used it when the tip broke off at the base, but the cutting edge did not reach the broken part. It was a disappointment.

Since I had a very bad breakdown once.
I immediately bought it and have been using it ever since.
I think it is a good thing to have if you are a frequent darts player.

Purchased for practicality rather than design
The one I bought before came off the cover part and lost it.

This one I don't have to worry about when I carry it around.

If you go to play darts often, you should have it.
If you often go out to play darts, you should have it with you. I think it's a good idea to have it with you if you often go out to play darts.

It is useful if a shaft or tip breaks inside. You could substitute a thumbtack, but no one carries a thumbtack with them all the time.

I would like to have one of these because it makes it easy to break off and get the jammed stuff out of the barrel's threaded hole at the source.

If the shaft breaks, you can use it, but when the shaft of FIT broke, it was easier to remove it by inserting the tip into the hole and turning it.
I'm mainly using Lalo shafts, and when they break, it's a hassle to take them off, and if they break during a match, there's nothing I can do, so I think I'll buy one soon.
I'm currently turning it by inserting a seared iron (lol).

When a shaft or tip breaks off and gets stuck in the barrel
This is an easy way to get it out.
You'll be a hero among your peers if you have this!