TARGET Darts Dimitri Van den Bergh Dimi 23G Tungsten Steel Tip Dart Set - 9 Pro Grip Shaft - 9 Pro Ultra Flight - Dart Wallet - Dart Counter App Coupon Bundle

The barrel grip, shape is ideal for my play. Best it arrives in time.

Die Dartpfeile (23G) wiegen inkl. Schaft & Flight 24,5 bzw 24,7G! Guter Grip, schön ausbalanciert. Set enthält umfangreiches Zubehör! Für 20€ eine klare Kaufempfehlung!! Möge die 180 mit euch sein, Cheers!

Nice darts for the price

Ich würde gerne 5 Sterne geben,nur leider haben die Darts 26g als angegeben 23g . Ansonsten schöne Darts , fliegen super,tolle Preis Leistung.

As with any other darts, these pro-player-endorsed darts won’t turn you into a pro. Darts is one of those sports where equipment makes a minimal difference to your performance and results. I’ve tried 40+ sets of darts over the last five years, and I can’t say any have noticeably improved my game. That said, some darts will naturally suit (or not suit) your grip and throw style. As such, I will review these darts on build quality and showcase their specs and features so you can work out whether these may suit you. The set I ordered was the 23g version. I thought these were the ones Van Den Bergh uses in the PDC; however, after some research, it turns out that these are different darts altogether, with VDB’s name and face slapped on as an ‘endorsement’. They are a different shape and have a completely different grip pattern to the “Gen 2” darts he actually uses. These particular darts appear to be an Amazon-exclusive model; don’t expect to get the darts he uses when you buy these. The set shipped with a decent faux leather pouch, as well as three sets of short stems, as well as three sets of standard-shaped flights, which was appreciated at this price. All three barrels weighed in at exactly 23.0g, according to my scales, which is good consistency from Target. Barrel dimensions: 6.5mm thickness (throughout) 53.8mm length (not including point) These are long barrels, so they suit the short included stems better than medium or long stems. What I will say is these darts do fly cleanly through the air. When combined with the long shape and grip placement, I think this dart is best suited to a thumb and two-finger grip, with one finger at the rear and one near the front of the barrel; the dart is too long to work well with a single-finger grip. At 23g, the weight is quite versatile and is a good starting point for most throwers. In retrospect, I’d probably go with the lighter 22g for my throw. While the dart appears well made and is attractive to look at, it’s not a particularly complex barrel and doesn’t utilise any of the special grip technologies that Target is known for. It has no coating and is simply a mix of standard ring grip (rear) and shark grip (front). The shark grip isn’t nearly as harsh as some I’ve tried from other brands and plays very much like the standard ring grip. Overall, these are well-constructed darts that don’t stand out in any noticeable way. Personally, unless you really like the look of these, I’d opt for a cheaper set of tungsten darts with ring grip running the length of the barrel, which will probably give you identical results. Here, I think you’re paying a premium for the association with a professional who doesn’t even use these darts. I’d rate these a 3.5/5, but 3/5 is the closest I can get with the star ratings. They definitely don’t justify a higher rating, considering the large list of better-value alternatives.