 Steel TIp |
| Review Date: September 28, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Eric R. Burns, |
| It works. You through and it sticks in the board. Don't get plastic tipped darts. |
Good Value
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| Review Date: October 4, 2009 |
| Reviewer: R. Buchanan, Texas |
| It's a decent set of darts. The flights in the picture are not the ones I received. Flights also split and broke relatively quickly, had to use a replacement set. The entire length of the dart is coated in black paint, and will slowly chip away after moderate use. This was most noticeable on the steel tips where they puncture the dart board. My darts actually crashed into each other and caused part of the shaft to break, right where it holds the flights. Overall, they do a fine job and are worth $15. |
not so good
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| Review Date: March 5, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Who Cares?, Lost in my own little world. |
| I'm not a pro at Darts but these just suck. I got them as a gift and almost immediately ordered another set of darts from a different manufacturer. Don't waste your money. They feel like crap when you throw them and the shaft's unscrew too easily. Flights also come off too easy. Invest a little more money in a better set. Fine for a backup set through. |
No better-- in fact worse-- than a set of darts half the price.
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| Review Date: March 2, 2010 |
| Reviewer: B. Ripley, |
| One shaft was bent quite a bit straight out of the box, while another was bent just a little. I also would need to immediately purchase o-rings since two shafts (including the not bent one) have zero tightening ability to the barrel. Flights are absolutely nothing special quality wise. This set of darts is positively a waste of money, and now time. My collection of freebies, cheapos, and my heavily used freebie cheapos included with my dartboard set are all better off at this moment than these wallet vampires fresh out of the box. Ugh. Going back. |
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