I was very keen to see these Darren, thanks for reviewing. Nice looking darts. Definitely going to try to get my hands on a set of these. AU$67 here, so reasonably well priced. All the best with your recovery 😁😁
Great review, really hope the break sorts the elbow out! I think the darts are nice, the range looks decent and there’s a market for 80% out there but for me the price of the range is crazy. I feel a brand like harrows could get these out for under £35
Honestly i'm disappointed in SHOT, this whole 3 set range looks like a brass set. I think the feeling comes mostly from the stem and flight combo that these darts have, it screames cheap😕 But the review is aces as allways😃
as mentioned many times the % tungsten has a very small bearing on the price, its lots of other factors that affect it. The darts retail for £35 in Australia.
@@fishingstevie8830 the point your missing is in the reply above, people keep blaming Shot as if it's them setting the price, but if they are sold in Australia for £35 in Shots locality then it's obvious the higher price here is for other reasons.
@@DartsReviewChannel the tungsten percentage should be a main difference in price though due to its hardness, cost and difficulty machining. So the fact that they are far cheaper in Australia means we are being ripped off on a small item that can be shipped in bulk cheaply. Rob dog bastards the lot of them Darren!
@@oldgold5848 I thought the same too, I have had darts made a number of times and when I asked if it was cheaper to have them in 80% the price difference was so small it was better to go for the 90% as no matter what people assume its better. I have tried to get exact info on various things regarding the tungsten used in darts but it seems either no one I ask is willing to provide the info or they just dont know for sure. There is one guy though who has actually tested many of the darts barrels. I only have this as second hand info but this guy is a semi pro and works in a place where he can use the equipment to test the % tungsten. From what I was told many of the brands that are selling 90% tungsten darts are a lot less than 90% anyway. I heard one he tested was closer to 80% than 90%. So we really dont know whether we are paying for what it says on the box regardless!
Hi Darren, good to see another review of yours always informative and interesting, for me though as I’ve said before darts with a lateral cut down the barrel give me an inconsistent thumb grip feel. That looks a good elbow support I mean no need for a review on it 😊 but where did you get it from 🤔 . Hope your break from throwing darts helps , are you going to resist the urge a test of your discipline 😊. I will still look at past reviews, I know your favourite colour is green did I ever mention my favourite review are the cosmo flight system my relaxation fix. 😊 Happy darting , oops I mean break from darting😢
Thanks mate! I got the support from Amazon, there was 2 in the pack, here is the link: www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07KJPMTJL?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1 I have a few reviews already done, without the support as I did them a while ago, just need to edit them, so there is likely going to be some reviews still but behind the scenes I will be trying to have a break. I say that but its always hard not to do something but I really need to sort it out :) Cheers! :)
I do like the look of the grip , but I would prefer a 6 to 6.5 mm barrel which a 90% tungsten might deliver . There is also a definite need for Tridents on these too ! All strength and health to your elbow ...
Haha in order for Shot to make their darts sort of decent priced, they have to make them into 80%, but they’re still overpriced. Anyway, thanks for the review/content, Darren.
Cheers! The darts are £35 in Australia, its not Shot charging the high prices its just the circumstances of getting to other countries etc that add the cost up.
I’m wondering if they’re intentionally made like that for people who like the Chunky brass darts but instead you can now buy quality well made crap darts 🤣🤣
I was very keen to see these Darren, thanks for reviewing.
Nice looking darts. Definitely going to try to get my hands on a set of these. AU$67 here, so reasonably well priced. All the best with your recovery 😁😁
Thanks, not a bad price for you then :)
Nice review. Hopefully, the support helps you get well. You definitely look to be enjoying this set of barrels.
Thanks mate, I really got it just to help support when doing things, its not going to cure the problem just hopefully stop me hurting it more :)
Great review, really hope the break sorts the elbow out! I think the darts are nice, the range looks decent and there’s a market for 80% out there but for me the price of the range is crazy. I feel a brand like harrows could get these out for under £35
Thanks, I hope it will too :) Yeah they are only pricey in certain countries, in Australia they are £35 :)
Really nice perfectly weight matched darts. Great review Darren almost treble 20's from front,middle and rear throws 🎯 happy darting 🎯
Thanks Vic, they fly well, think its down to the dimensions :)
Good grip on these. Definitely one to consider. But I'd have to repoint them otherwise I'd be changing flights all the time.
Yeah grip is great! :)
Honestly i'm disappointed in SHOT, this whole 3 set range looks like a brass set. I think the feeling comes mostly from the stem and flight combo that these darts have, it screames cheap😕 But the review is aces as allways😃
Thanks mate! :)
80 percent tungsten for nearly 60 quid is taking the piss imo.
as mentioned many times the % tungsten has a very small bearing on the price, its lots of other factors that affect it. The darts retail for £35 in Australia.
@@DartsReviewChannel But we are not in Australia Darren most here are British where darts began ---> Aye :) Hope yer arm gets to feeling better soon .
@@fishingstevie8830 the point your missing is in the reply above, people keep blaming Shot as if it's them setting the price, but if they are sold in Australia for £35 in Shots locality then it's obvious the higher price here is for other reasons.
@@DartsReviewChannel the tungsten percentage should be a main difference in price though due to its hardness, cost and difficulty machining. So the fact that they are far cheaper in Australia means we are being ripped off on a small item that can be shipped in bulk cheaply. Rob dog bastards the lot of them Darren!
@@oldgold5848 I thought the same too, I have had darts made a number of times and when I asked if it was cheaper to have them in 80% the price difference was so small it was better to go for the 90% as no matter what people assume its better. I have tried to get exact info on various things regarding the tungsten used in darts but it seems either no one I ask is willing to provide the info or they just dont know for sure. There is one guy though who has actually tested many of the darts barrels. I only have this as second hand info but this guy is a semi pro and works in a place where he can use the equipment to test the % tungsten. From what I was told many of the brands that are selling 90% tungsten darts are a lot less than 90% anyway. I heard one he tested was closer to 80% than 90%. So we really dont know whether we are paying for what it says on the box regardless!
Hi Darren, good to see another review of yours always informative and interesting, for me though as I’ve said before darts with a lateral cut down the barrel give me an inconsistent thumb grip feel. That looks a good elbow support I mean no need for a review on it 😊 but where did you get it from 🤔 . Hope your break from throwing darts helps , are you going to resist the urge a test of your discipline 😊. I will still look at past reviews, I know your favourite colour is green did I ever mention my favourite review are the cosmo flight system my relaxation fix. 😊 Happy darting , oops I mean break from darting😢
Thanks mate! I got the support from Amazon, there was 2 in the pack, here is the link: www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07KJPMTJL?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1 I have a few reviews already done, without the support as I did them a while ago, just need to edit them, so there is likely going to be some reviews still but behind the scenes I will be trying to have a break. I say that but its always hard not to do something but I really need to sort it out :) Cheers! :)
@@DartsReviewChannel Thanks for the link Darren and I remember on your review that there would still be some reviews for us 👍
@@15darter No problem :)
Great review. Those darts look great!
Thanks! They feel good to throw too :)
Nice one mate
Thanks!
Very nice looking dart, Price is a little high for a 80% tungsten dart….
I agree!!
I do like the look of the grip , but I would prefer a 6 to 6.5 mm barrel which a 90% tungsten might deliver . There is also a definite need for Tridents on these too ! All strength and health to your elbow ...
Probably why they went with 80% to make a chunky barrel for all those who love a chunky dart :) Cheers mate! :)
I might like these better than the bolide void 02. Might try the higher weight too. Thanks for sharing.
No problem :)
Haha in order for Shot to make their darts sort of decent priced, they have to make them into 80%, but they’re still overpriced. Anyway, thanks for the review/content, Darren.
Cheers! The darts are £35 in Australia, its not Shot charging the high prices its just the circumstances of getting to other countries etc that add the cost up.
You’re right about them being chunky, vicious looking grip
I know 😊
Looks a little like a cheap pub dart , great review as always
Cheers! :)
Not my favourite range of Shot darts and way to expensive for what it is. Good review as always Darren.
Thanks Glenn! :)
Hope that elbow gets better!
Thanks 👍
Very dissapointed in new range , Shot continue ignoring 21 g weigth . For a very basic barrel with few cuts its overpriced . Dont like it .
You could always get the soft tip version, by the time you add a steel tip conversion point you should have your desired weight :)
@@DartsReviewChannel i dont use soft tip . Steel tip only . Beside the price for that i can get custom made set which is by far better option .
I’m wondering if they’re intentionally made like that for people who like the Chunky brass darts but instead you can now buy quality well made crap darts 🤣🤣
well lots of people like chunky darts, I do too :)