I get a lot of questions from new darters about what type and style of darts they should buy. Whether you are a soft tipped or steel tipped thrower - the answer is not a simple one in a technical sense, however the answer is simple in an economical sense. If you are just starting out it is more important to practice and gain consistency than choosing a new set of darts.  In other words do not spend a lot of money until you are fairly confident with hitting what you are aiming at. If you are new to the game and you are playing with your friends or first time on a league - do not be afraid to ask to borrow a set and try them. There is very little you can do to  damage the darts.  I realize this may cause some confusion about retail sales and why I would disclose such information, but believe me it is more valuable to you and me if you are happy with a set of darts that you did wind up spending some money on.  Please go to my other reviews for more information.

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Who am I that I should write about darts? I have been throwing darts for about 22 years. In the Navy and locally in darts leagues, and of course for fun. Although I am by no means a pro I have learned a few things. Hopefully can pass them on so that dart companions can have some fun too. Speaking of the Navy-I also works on jets and studied with Embry Riddle Aeronautical University. So that I am able to pass down to you some laws of physics as they relate to darts. THROW WELL AND SHOOT STRAIGHT