Darts

Love him or hate him Gerwyn Price is certainly a polarising character in the sport of darts.

The evolution of the darts with his name on them has not been as extreme as some, but none the less ha...

Mission Ryan Joyce 95% Tungsten - Relentless

I wasn’t really sure what I was in for when these arrived in the mail.

They are packed in their colourful ‘block on black’ packaging resembling a d...

Legend darts in my opinion are one of the brands that provide great value for money. 

The Pro Series appear to be darts that are based on professional player designs, the V2 are similar in lay out t...

Sometimes you really need to understand why a dart was given a particular name.

I actually requested the Pheon as a review dart more because of the name and look than anything else; it didn’t appea...

Let’s start getting back to the basics. I mean let’s face it brightly coloured, ornately machined darts aren’t necessarily going to improve your game, and on the contrary they’re likely to hav...

The GT3 like so many Red Dragon designs is a tried and true formula of quality materials and practical design.

The barrels are 50.8mm long and 6.6mm in diameter.

The nose of the barrel is a simple r...

Why do we buy a set of darts?

In my case because I feel that they would improve my game or my old set were broken, damaged or not doing the job.

The Harrows Ice Recut are a set that a little out the...

Legend Darts have been somewhat of a surprise packet in what they present to the market.

They have a range of Player darts and a range of Pro Series Darts.

They are a product that doesn’t disappoi...

I have to say that on previous critiques of mission darts I found that I was pretty hard on some designs.

Previous styles have been, in my eyes less than practical. They appeared to be either eye can...

I’ve always had a preference for the Power 9Five series of darts, mainly because that’s what the man himself threw.

To be honest I was little iffy about these on two fronts.

The length, I just...