Review on 🎯 Enhanced Performance with Viper Spinster Aluminum Dart Shaft by Ronald Noel

They were good for about a week then we noticed the fingers would bend if the darts got too close and if the dart was Robin Hood, bent or broken fingers. Attempting to straighten a bent finger can also cause it to break. Of the six originally purchased, at least 3 fingers were bent and one lost 2 fingers and is now unusable. The rotation was impressive when we first started using it, but has slowed down a bit with the frequency we've used it. For the price they're good and I'll be buying more, but I was a bit disappointed that they didn't hold up as well as some of the regular non-rotating aluminum shafts we have. BTW, I bought these for my troops to use in a hot, dusty place, so dust might be a factor in reducing rotation. They also get a pretty steady job as most people spend a few minutes in the morning or afternoon playing a quick game of cricket or just to ease their anger by throwing sharp objects for a few minutes.