Viper AIM 360 Tournament Bristle Steel Tip Dartboard Set with Staple-Free Razor Thin Metal Spider Wire, Self-Healing Premium-Grade Sisal, Aiming Marks, Movable Target Circles for Focused Training

Best dart board for the price! Virtually zero bounce outs. What i really like is the interchangeable bullseyes for practicing. I also like the diamonds on the triples and doubles it definitely has me getting more doubles and triples then before!! 🥳🤫

So far it's a durable colorful attractive board. It's my fourth board in a year and a half. All the boards I get are subjected to extensive use. This board will be , like all others in the $50 dollar range look like a cat tore up the twenty. And as I rotate it around it will probably inevitably get at least one dead spot. But for now, after waiting for three weeks with a staple happy board it's like going from driving a VW beetle to a Mercedes Benz. I love the screw in securing trusts. Also it's unique to have a board that comes with 'training' rings That's going to be fun huh? Good buy! My second VIPER

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Affordable and very good entry level blade board. I’m still a beginner but my dart pleasure increased significantly when I ditched my original staple and wire board. It’s amazing how many bounce outs you get with that type of board.

This is a very good board. We are not professional dart players we do it for fun on Friday and Saturday nights. This board is perfect for us. It is self healing you can see the next day where the holes have closed up it leaves little dark spots where the holes were. It is a good board for light throwers like my wife and daughters they do not throw hard and yet they still go in just deep enough to stick. That does not mean that it is so soft that I bury my darts when I throw. I would recommend this board to anyone looking for a dart board. I don't understand the 1 star reviews. I guess you can go with the Winmau Blade 5 if you want to spend a little more money but from my understanding with the extra money spent on that one it only lasts a couple of months.

Tough call on this one. I've had this board for two months now and practice 30 minutes to 3 hours every day. I'll start off with the positives. This board looks awesome and is a great value as a whole. The mounting hardware, leveling pegs, and standing line are very nice. On paper this is the best value by a long shot. It's so rare to find staple free dividers in this price range. Here are the issues: There's only one and it's major to me. The bristles on this board are way to stiff. A strong 40% of the time my darts will bounce out from hitting the bed not the wires. Especially in the trips. A case could be made that my dart tips aren't sharp enough but I'm not a new player. I've played many local/national tournaments, play on the local league every week, and have thrown on hundreds of different boards over the years. Bounce outs are part of the game but never have I come across a board this stiff before. I'm not exaggerating when I say a cut piece of plywood might not be much worse in terms of the dart sticking in in certain spots. The dots to help focus your aim are a nice feature but don't help or hinder my game. This probaby varies person to person. I do like how they look though. Unfortunately I have to say that due to the glaring issue it forces me to throw different in order to get my darts to stay in the board. I sharpen my tips but they dull out much quicker than usual now and still bounce out 3-4x more than on any of the boards at the local bars. It's making me worse. I'm contemplating making deep stabs by hand all over to try and break the board in more. Maybe the break in period is more intense on it. Anyhow, that's my impression of it so far. I'm hoping it gets better with more use and break-in time. This might be good for you if you don't care about this issue, tend to throw hard, or have heavy darts. I use 24g's.

I'll still give the product a 5. The one thing I immediately noticed was the numbered ring. My opinion is a white ring has a more visual cue allowing eyes to pick up numbers quicker. Mine needs a paint refresh, however, it shows how good it can appear. Easy fix, spray paint is cheap and you can make it the color you chose if you remove the one sent.

This is a pretty decent board. I bought it for practice and it does a pretty good job. It doesn't heal quickly, though. Several days later, holes from practice are still visible. All in all, pretty solid.

First of all, yes this does come with the toe line tape shown in the picture, even if it's not listed as included. Apart from that, it's a wonderful board that can stand toe to toe with the best brands out there. Seems quite durable with the self healing fiber during no sign of holes after each round. Good solid board with a great feel, and excellent wires that have no staples and so far (touch wood) not one single bounce out since installing it.

Its good dadtboard thank you seller and amazon nice

My first dart board and I can’t stop recommending it to everyone. Only thin blade style web for the price range. Many of my friends have bought it after playing at my place.

Very pleased with this dartboard. It has the thin wires and no staples like the Blade 4 and 5 but is about half the cost. The dart marks "heal" when the dart is removed. Aim points help with practice as do the movable aim targets. Informative instruction manual for placement and care of the board. Have high expectations that this product will wear well and provide years of entertainment.

Quality board. Great value, includes everything for first time set-up. Just need darts and scoreboard, which by being seperate let's you pick what works for you. For the purpose of long term occasional use, I'm quite happy.