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Deflections will always happen. Depending on how the darts land in the board a moulded setup can benefit, players like Chizzy and Whitlock are brilliant and using a dart just above the T20 as a marker

@@victormodern2964 Thanks mate!

@Jj-sk4cy They were, they were 30mm though

@ScottishLadDartsChannel Thanks mate, been meaning to check out your review kd these just been mega busy. Will try watch later today

@@ryanwalcroft3351 Thank you mate!

@@MatadorDarts production looks awesome mate

@joepiazza6894 Thanks mate, yeah still trying to sort it so it's a bit easier to setup but think it adds a nice tone and improves quality of my content.

@LoxleyDarts Thanks Matt, with my elbow troubles it's tough but came close a couple of times. I'll keep trying it!

@evandavid3271 I cut it out of the video but said its like when you're trying to chuck a small piece of tin foil in the bin 😂

@Brianmac007 they've only just come out so might not be on there. If you go to Loxleys website they will have all the UK retailers on there. They sold out quite quick

The shops keep selling out but I have been busy all week servicing their reorders!

Premier darts have added more into stock if you are still stuck

Thank you! :)

That is true but it's best to use the proper tools, they're a lot easier and safer for your barrels

If you have a hard floor, Swiss points will break easily. Similarly flights and stems aren't made to last and are cheap to replace

It really depends on what you're comfortable with throwing and how you throw. If you can, I would try and get to a local darts shop that lets you test out barrels and you can go from there. Or buy a couple of cheap sets from places like Darts clearance that are different weights and shapes to the Littlers

I think in this its just cheap nylon stem and 75 micron flight

@@MatadorDarts just looked different that’s all aha and sounds like an all in one flight but I knew the stems were different thanks pal

@gavwilliams722 yeah it's all personal preference. I think the L flex are slightly thicker flights which does effect the flight of the dart. Condor and Winmau are very similar in that aspect so that's likely why

Ah didn't know that. I know her setup was long but thought that was just her stems

@@MatadorDarts sorry buddy I was wrong she throws 55mm but yeah her stems are long lol 😝 anything over 52 is considered long for me

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It's really down to personal preference. The John part is longer which will suit some players and not others the John part have a similar level of grip but it feels different

Are these darts the same ones that you are selling, mate?

@MegaLewis1988 Thanks mate. Can't fault Jack's price, he's doing youtube full time now and it means he needs to make money from the things he does. I'm not making these darts for profit.

@ianhayes3980 yep, I've done this then played with someone else's darts and played really well. Bought a set then was terrible with them 😂

Thank you mate, yeah concrete floors do a lot of damage. I had a mate who didn't realise his points were basically flat, I had to repoint them for him

@@MatadorDarts I do try and hold onto the points for as long as possible, but my team mates told me last week to change them as I had so many bounce outs 😅

There's plenty of tutorials out there. This video was more aimed at people who are beginners and probably don't even own a repointing tool amd aren't aware about points being changed.

@@AThompson77654 It depends on your throw most likely. Some people have a throw that causes a lot of bounce outs either because it's not powerful enough or the angle of entry is too high (point points downwards too much)

@@MatadorDartsI’d say that my throw is quite a weak throw so that will be it. Cheers

@@jasonheneghan8364 interesting, lots of people swear by the designa one. I have this winmau one which I use all the time but also a harrows one which I take to tournaments etc if I travel as its smaller.

Had mission one for ages, works perfectly

@sag2974 They're the best repointer on the market for me. Easily worth the extra £20-30 you pay for it

@kevinbullman1350 was all good fun, just wish I got it on camera 🙃 I've put some more normal points in now and medium shafts and they go well!

@jasonheneghan8364 These are 66mm points. The 66mm points come from Darts clearance on ebay - eagle darts just add the grip

@@bigwoi4526 I was rubbish at javelin in school. At least I can kind of throw these 😅

@dominicoverdijkink it really depends on the throw but generally something with a thinner flight would work. The Shot Flight deck has a good thin flight but is expensive. Another option I could recommend is L-Style Kami flights

Well I’ve got quite a hard throw so that might have something to do with the darts landing flat. I’ve also realised I’ve phrased my question a bit weird, I don’t mean the dart itself standing up, but the flight rather, so the point landing downwards. Cheers pal!

@golfboy7438 it depends on the person and the barrl shape. Heavier obviously means a change in dimensions which alters the flight of a dart which is the main thing. I think the dimensions and style of the darts are more important than the weight

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Nice! They're great fun to try and something a bit different

@@Dawiathor Great minds think alike 😉

@@brianshort5701 they're fun to throw definitely! Great price to try something a little different

@Hateworld66-6 I use a 75 micron plain poly flight. These are pretty generic and lots of brands make them but "75 micron plain poly" is what they're called

Quite possibly. Maybe I'll take the silly points out of these and change them to my 44mm points and see how they go!

Possibly, maybe longer darts are better for me after using slightly shorter for so long 🤣

It's all personal at the end of the day. I used Condors for maybe a year before this video and actually a little bit after until the Target K-Flex came out and I just preferred them and they performed better for me