Golden Eyes 22g, 24g, 26g, 28g, 30g or 32g Tungsten Darts Set with Flights and Stems

Good weight - on the heavier side. Shaft is very long, and comes loose after each throw.

My first ever set of tungsten darts . Lubed these but have switched to amberjacks recently

Works great

decisamente molto belle e ben fatte. Peccato che in un set del genere almeno una busta porta freccette sarebbe stato il minimo.....

I decided to purchase a second set of darts at a slightly lower weight to the 28g darts I already owned, so I decided to try these Red Dragon 'Golden Eyes' at 24g. I read many of the reviews to these darts and was astounded by the many negative comments of how poor they were because flights would fall out, shafts would work themselves loose or even break if a dart falls to the floor. To all of these reviewers I would like to say this............Thats what happens to all makes of darts, to all darts players from time to time! Flights will fall out if there is a loose grip at the shaft. To remedy this apply an 'O' ring to the top of the shaft at the flight grooves. If one is already fitted, slide it up slightly to tighten the grip. Shafts do work themselves loose, they always have. If you just take a second to make sure they are tightened before throwing, there shouldn't be a problem. I do this every time I go to the oche! Always have and I've been playing darts on and off for well over 40 years. Shafts do break! That is part and parcel of the game (sadly), especially if you managed to 'Robin Hood' a dart (One dart going straight down the flight grooves of another dart already in the board. Shafts, as well as flights are going to break or become unusable over a period of time. That is not the darts manufacturers fault, that is wear and tear. Replacement flights and shafts are easily purchased at a very low cost and it is worth buying spare sets just in case you do have a malfunction. There are literally thousands upon thousands of different sizes, designs, colours, many costing no more than a quid or two. Anyway, on to these 'Golden Eyes' darts. The darts are very pleasing on the eye and look great. The gold colour within the barrel does look slightly dim and gives the impression of being used rather than being all shiny and cringeworthy. They are very nicely balanced and feel good in the hand. The grip on the barrel is not over done which leaves the dart feeling smooth rather than rugged. This is something people with slippery fingers may wish to consider before buying this set of darts. They are made of 90% tungsten so will be long lasting and hard wearing. For those who have complained the darts 'broke' after one or two goes, I have to question whether it was the barrel (the metal bit) or the shaft (the bit between the barrel and the flight) that broke, as in all of the time I have played the game, I have never yet had a barrel break or indeed have I ever heard of it happening to anyone else. These darts are a good set for anyone who wishes to participate in the game. Not too cheap and not too expensive, they are a really nice set. The shafts size may not be everyone's liking, but that is down to individual choice rather than a design fault. To prop up my review of how good these darts are, my Wife really liked the look and feel of mine and went and bought herself a set. Oh! and one last thing..........if the darts aren't hitting your target, that isnt down to poor darts, that is down to the player being crap!