Justin Drop-In Case by Cameo

Designed to match denim wear, the Justin Case by Cameo continues to advance the pinnacle of darts fashion and function.
Justin Case allows players to easily drop-in their darts without dissembling their shafts and flights. The high-quality durable synthetic leather is made in Japan and the it features pockets for extra shafts, tips, and flights.
Its large storage capacity works great with Krystal cases for flight protection.

Material: Synthetic Leather
Size: Length x Width x Depth = 6.3in x 3.5in x 2in
Storage Capacity: Barrel 2 sets, Flight 2 sets, Shafts 2 sets, Tips 13, 2 flat pockets for cards (or small items)
*This Product does NOT include the Krystal Case

Works with or without KrystaL case

Stylish and convenient

Justin Case helps organize your spare accessories

Cardholder in the back is perfect for storing your business cards or DartsLive card

Product is available here at Vega Darts.com

VegaDarts Product Spotlight: Trinidad

What exactly is Trinidad? Trinidad is no stranger to the Japanese darts scene: they currently sponsor ten of Japan's best players, including female star Miho Iwanaga and the topranked male Yuki Yamada. In the competitive barrel market in Japan, Trinidad maintains the industry's excellent quality.

But what sets apart Trinidad from other barrel makers?

Their variety and grip styles.

Trinidad makes 25 different barrels. Nineteen 90% Tungsten Pro models, and six 80% Tungsten "X" Models. Some of the barrels are drastically unique - unlike any other barrel available. And some of the barrels are only slightly different from other Trinidad barrels in the collection.

Because of this, choosing a Trinidad barrel is like picking a wand for Harry Potter: The player can pick a style of barrel that is much more fine-tuned for his or her style than choosing from another company. With so many different options, players can essentially select the features, like the fineness of grip, length, and shape, creating a customized experience.

On top of all this, the Trinidad barrels have a fine attention to detail, and don't skimp on quality, despite their wide lineup. Lastly, the Trinidad have a more subtle and unpretentious style that is a refreshing departure from the flashy marketing practices of modern dart manufacturers.

Trinidad Oscar Type 2 Pictured with Clear Flight-L and Orange Lippoint

Trinidad Oscar Pictured with Hardlip and Flight-L Christmas Colors

The Advantage of using the same barrel in Steeltip and Softtip

Left: Dynasty A-Flow Premium Black Gladiator. Right: Dynasty A-Flow Gladiator Steel

VegaDarts offers a range of barrels that are manufactured in both the steel tip and soft tip variety.

Dynasty, DMC, and Monster, all offer appealing barrels with consistently high quality in both types. Darters who play both styles gain an advantage as they no longer have to adapt to a different grip or weight when transitioning. While it is possible to simply use conversion tips, there are a few disadvantages:

-Conversion tips often come loose, forcing the player to tighten them between throws

-The quality of a conversion tip is usually not as good as a fixed point

-It is simply inconvenient to switch tips all the time, especially if you participate in both steel tip and soft tip leagues

But I would argue that the primary advantage of having two sets of barrels in both styles is Balance.

Dart manufacturers design darts that are optimized for a particular style. Fixed point darts perform best (obviously) on a bristle board. Soft tip darts are optimized for balance with light plastic tips. Adding a metal point to a soft tip dart throws off the balance that the manufacturer intended. The difference in weight may seem small, but try for yourself:

Take a set of soft-tip darts and throw them at a bristle board. Next, put on metal conversion points and notice the difference in balance between the two.

Dynasty, Monster, and DMC have all adjusted the balance of the barrel appropriately to give maximum performance in both of the particular styles they were made for.