If anyone gets one please come back and let us know your thoughts as would be good to know if the hard sections are across the whole line or if there are minor differences between boards due to manufacture. Obviously no 2 boards are identical so the differences could help people make their minds up.
Yes I'm not a 2 year old. I'VE SEEN A DART BOARD BEFORE. It's intended that your darts go into the board at 90 degrees to the surface. It's more imperative that you DO get the darts in at 90 degrees cause the wires dictate that. You've chosen refined wiring and that dictates darts penitrating at 90 degrees to the surface.
It's a nice board, I think with a few adjustments this could be a rival board to the ever popular board from another company..... Only thing putting myself off buying one is those hard spots by the wires, if they were a fraction softer do didn't require as much power to keep the darts in or roughed up points etc then this could easily be an amazing board. The self repair in black and red sections were really good white was not to bad but the green seemed to show a bit more. This is definitely a good board tho and I think with regular use breaking apart the hard sections it will just make it even better.
You seem to be a dart thrower who spins darts. Look at your dart and imagine scaling up your dart to the same size as a model rocket. Now you should begin to realise that dart tail fins are enormously oversized. Your getting way too much assistance from those tail fins. The darts manufacturer is spoiling you.
Have just purchased this board and unable to put up as has no instructions and doesn't say how to put on black spaces on the back of board. Anyone help
If anyone gets one please come back and let us know your thoughts as would be good to know if the hard sections are across the whole line or if there are minor differences between boards due to manufacture. Obviously no 2 boards are identical so the differences could help people make their minds up.
Yes I'm not a 2 year old.
I'VE SEEN A DART BOARD BEFORE.
It's intended that your darts go into the board at 90 degrees to the surface.
It's more imperative that you DO get the darts in at 90 degrees cause the wires dictate that.
You've chosen refined wiring and that dictates darts penitrating at 90 degrees to the surface.
great review. tempted to buy 1 an swap my aspar with it every week 👍🎯
It's a nice board, I think with a few adjustments this could be a rival board to the ever popular board from another company..... Only thing putting myself off buying one is those hard spots by the wires, if they were a fraction softer do didn't require as much power to keep the darts in or roughed up points etc then this could easily be an amazing board. The self repair in black and red sections were really good white was not to bad but the green seemed to show a bit more. This is definitely a good board tho and I think with regular use breaking apart the hard sections it will just make it even better.
You seem to be a dart thrower who spins darts.
Look at your dart and imagine scaling up your dart to the same size as a model rocket.
Now you should begin to realise that dart tail fins are enormously oversized.
Your getting way too much assistance from those tail fins.
The darts manufacturer is spoiling you.
Dart boards have a philosophy.
What is it?
You explain it to us so we can understand it.
Have just purchased this board and unable to put up as has no instructions and doesn't say how to put on black spaces on the back of board. Anyone help