Review on Target Darts Power 9Five Soft by David Pirlet

I have Phil Taylor Gen 3 18g and 20g and Gen 4 from last year. The Gen 5 grips are exactly what I've been waiting for. The Gen 5 grips will likely suit more playstyles than previous Target Phil Taylor Gen offerings. They feel great, have excellent balance and fly very well. The included darts are WAY too small and useless in my opinion, just like the previous models. NOTE: These darts are intended for players who prefer short arrow lengths in their hands. If you are used to long arrows, these arrows will seem very strange to you. I. I prefer to balance with my fingertips, so I like to throw them. If I throw a little longer again like Peter Wright suggested (good, sticky darts), I'm like a fish out of water. UPDATE #1: I always replace my shafts with NineDartOut Dural (rotating) shafts, Fit Flight (rotating) fins. , and springs that I switched to Cosmo soft springs. UPDATE #2: I also now have the Gen6 and Gen 7 variants in 20g variants. They are essentially the same darts with incremental grip changes. From Gen3 to Gen7. I would say the Gen5 and Gen7 have the grips with the most finger bites. Gen7 are my current shooters. If I need to bring the throw back, I'll take my Gen3s. Gen4 are sexy looking shooters. I have no real issues with Phil Taylor's options.