Review on Unicorn Sigma Super Pro Carbon Steel Tip Darts by Escalade Sports by Virgilio Patton

I have to say I love darts with all the 'buffs'! Particularities. Companies like Bottleson, Volk and even Shot! all have many unique features that make their products even more enticing. Yes, I've bought a set or two from each of these companies. Unicorn darts never caught my attention until the release of the Sigma XL Super Pro. I bought a set of these about a year ago and from the first roll I've been with Unicorn. It's rare, you know, but when something has such a profound impact on personal endeavors, you feel compelled to just spread the good news like a town crier. So consider this review my version of the town crier of 2013. Even on a bad day with a set of Sigma darts I can almost touch my flights and at worst show a good score. The stiffness and hardness to the touch is top notch and the finish is simply second to none. As I mentioned, I bought a Sigma XL Super Pro set at 21g and later 23g. Personally 21 g for me. too sensitive, and each puff of air moves 21 grams. fly away from the target. When I sold them I bought 23g. installed and finished powder coated yellow to match Super Pro flight. I know it sounds crazy, but it turned out to be one of the best ideas I've had. You could say it's my poor eyesight, but I consider it self-taught, the fact is I can easily follow a thrown dart visually from fingertip to sisal and spot a bad trend as soon as it starts (e.g., etc. ). .). This helps stop trends before they take root in your tech and ruin your evening. So let's get to the here and now with the Sigma Super Pro Carbon darts from Unicorn. This is another iteration of the Sigma series and a significant improvement over its predecessor. I understand that this statement relates to previous model performance so I would say alternative. "Unicorn's Sigma Carbon offers a strong dart that offers a crisp release when thrown, but can be very sensitive to release, especially at a light weight. more consistent grouping. The carbon shaft and those tiny Super Pro Flights allow you to bring your dart closer to your dominant eyeline than ever before. All in all I can't say there is a single aspect that makes these darts so good, it's the pinnacle of Unicorn bringing it all together in one dart set that will instantly improve your game and score.” These aren't cheap ones darts, but they're not the most expensive darts I've seen either. Build quality is what I've come to expect from Unicorn and the weight difference is reduced slightly to +/- 0.05g. They are numbered and include 2 sets of tips and the same stylish zipped case as the Sigma. Carbon is unique, but it's the functionality that you notice the most. A word of caution: I haven't done this yet, but I doubt a carbon shaft has any chance of surviving Robinhood, luckily small Super Pro flights have reduced that to rare. Also, the slightly longer barrel combined with the 23 gram weight makes the hand position a bit more forgiving. Weight gives me a good balance between forgiveness and sensitivity. I would give 4 stars out of 5 simply because nothing is perfect, the price could be lower and the case requires you to remove flights which I hate. Well that's it, I hope this helps you a little, anyway, any questions feel free and I'll try to answer quickly. Later Steve aka Wormwood **** Update: While these darts are very good, there is a downside to using carbon fiber. Perhaps, as you might expect, the steel tips will detach from the carbon fiber backing over time as they wear out. It's frustrating and I have to say you might want to give up these darts for exactly that reason. ****