Harrows

There are powerpoints, and hammerheads, it is a matter of preference really, both work as advertised. I am biased to these, since I have always had a set since the early nineties. I love playing darts, 501, 301, baseball and a few other games that really test your skills. These darts feel good in the fingers, nice grip, and always stick. They have the added push to get them past the spider if you happen to hit one. Where other darts would bounce out, these get that secondary punch, that allow it to travel past the spider, and stick in board.I am sure that I am not saying anything, that others have not already said. If this is your first dynamic dart that you are buying, you will be more than happy. The tips are easy to sharpen, and as long as you keep it in the board, you won't have to do that often. Of course your weight and length is another personal preference, I like my heavy, with the longer shafts, seems to have a more stable, predictable flight path.I recommend getting flight protectors, they really save on robin hoods, both the shaft and the flights.

Good quality. Comfortable in hand

I bought these along with a few others (Target, Winmau,etc). We have a crappy cheap board so I was all about eliminating bounce outs. In the months I have been using them, I do get bounce outs...but only because we have actual "hardspots" on the board. I threw my first ever hat trick and have had consistent groups. The Dimplex grip works very nicely. The darts I bought were 24g, which was still too light. I added some 2g weights on the shaft side and it seems to have given me a better balance. I added the Harrow Vibro shafts so not only does the point rotate, but the shaft can bend to allow even tighter groups. Guys I play with want me to use other darts because I have had an unfair advantage over them. These combined with training my posture have certainly made a difference.

These darts are a great choice for the price! The piece that holds the flights is made of metal, made to last longer than the plastic ones. For those tight groups, the chance of the flight holder bending or breaking is almost impossible! I don't have much to do in the office and we have a dart board, so I get to use these quite often. After a week of use, they are showing a miniscule amount of wear at the very back end of the flight, and only on two of them. With that in mind, I would recommend getting extra flights for much, much later!

shaft broke after a couple of games. The piece that holds the flights in is "supposed" to last longer than plastic, but it didn't. disappointed that I paid a lot of $$$ for a defective product. And considering you can't contact the seller directly, its even more disappointing.

I was somewhat disappoint when the darts were delivered. My son picked out the darts he wanted, which were these, one of the reasons he picked these out is because he wanted them with the red flights that is pictured online. However, when we got them they came with white flights. I am fully aware that this is an easy fix, all I have to do is get him some red flights, but that's not my point here. The point I'm trying to make is if u order something online u would expect to come just as it is pictured. And I found no where on the website where it said there may be different than what is pictured.

Still practicing with these to get their feel, but so far it's going pretty well, not a big change from my old darts.I like the grip; the barrel is well cross-hatched.I've replaced the shaft with flight-spinning shafts, but might go back to the original steel shafts; I suspect the quality between the original and replacement parts I put on is huge.The bounce-out spring system is cool. A little disconcerting at first, you pull your dart out of the board and it feels loose for a second, then pops back into locked position.still need to practice more; for the price, I'd better do well!

This is the best dart I have owned under the $20 range. I'm locked into the 22 gram program. This dart has a longer barrel than other, which works well for my big hands. I like the three ring grip at the base/back/rear of the barrel for the thumb, fore finger grip. The barrel continues with the three ring knurl grip. They work well and are comfortable. Plus: the barrel front ends with a smooth taper down to the point, reducing chances to slam your other darts when you start tight grouping. Plus #2 the plastic shafts provided work well, hold your standard flights. Downers? 1) No spare flights, 2) Product packaged in a throw away case.