【DMC】Champagne Ring （Gold） 's Japan Review

Gold is fashionable!
You'll look gorgeous on any flight!

Clear shaft, white flight, gold!
I think it's cool on its own 。。。。

I used L Flight, then Fit, then Eva, and ended up going back to L Flight...
I started using JokerDriver pro shafts and the L flight is the best fit for me.
I think it's necessary to use L flights to prevent the occasional kamahori (sticking in the flight slot) that occurs when grouping (rarely sticking in the ring hole...).
If you want to change the overall balance a little backward, we recommend this DMC Champagne ring.

Flights are less likely to be dislodged, reducing stress.

Also, since it is available in a variety of colors, it can be used as an accessory for a single point of interest.

I used to use a plastic chapin ring.
I had been using a plastic chapin ring, but the chapin ring is quite large, so I wanted to make it stand out and have a point of reference.
I wanted to have a point of reference, so I bought it.

It looks luxurious and is a good point of reference when setting up the darts.

It's very stylish!
It's not so bad.

It is heavier than the L-style, but it is sturdier because it is metal.
I think this one is more stylish in appearance.

It's a little heavier, but it looks really cool.

It is effective for shaft life and flight loss.
The construction is not very well made or machined, and there is no luster at all.
Functionally, the footing is better than CAMEO's, and the price is reasonable.
The color may peel off a little too quickly, but it is recommended for those who want to dress up in muddy metal.
If you are using thin flights, you might want to have a spare because the impact of the darts hitting each other can send them flying in the opposite direction, making it impossible to find them.
I carry three spares on a safety pin, hooked to my case.
I use Lalo shafts and shave about 3mm off the head of the shaft to further secure it.

It is gold and quite luxurious.