🎯 CUESOUL Tungsten Steel Tip Darts - Accurate Barrels in 18, 19, 21, and 24 Grams Review

I never used them when they first came out but after finally getting a chance to take the soft tips off again I took them out of the dart case to throw a few rounds in and before I finished my second game, one of the Darts went off the notice on the board. I've never needed tongs in my dart case, but I think a different brand of darts would make better use of the space.

Very well balanced darts. The dart's weight is distributed so evenly that you can take it anywhere on the barrel and it flies the way you want it to. The only thing I don't like are flights. For my throwing style, this dart is more suitable for normal flights. However, if you are a very strong launcher, these flights will be amazing for you. If you're throwing or even throwing something lightly, you'll need regular sized feathers and maybe even dimpled feathers to help your throw even more…

Love these darts! I have been playing for 15 years and recently gifted my original darts to my eldest and bought them as a spare. You feel great! I have 22 gram darts. They have more accuracy and I notice less wobble when they reach the board. I haven't tested how they feel about dropping old English, but I have a feeling they can handle it. I used a different set of poles as I'm picky and not a fan of elongated poles but I'm sure they will do the job. All in all it was a great purchase! Not…

I just ordered a Viper Shot King board/chassis set and started playing. I usually play with friends on their boards with their darts and I'm above average. With the included Viper darts I had just zero stability and accuracy was way off. Most reviewers say these Viper darts are pretty good to be part of a kit, but I have to disagree. After purchasing these 22g cuesoul darts my first 3 throws were very tightly bunched and held the board with more confidence. I feel like I literally just switched

Excellent arrows. I recently got the game and to save some money I bought as many darts as I could at the lowest price. They worked for a while but I realized they were too light and flew all over the board. Enter these types, although they cost more, they have a lot of weight and feel good in the hand. They fly noticeably straighter than the cheap ones I order from the same site. The reason I docked the star is because the flights that come with the darts are flimsy and make the darts fly in…

I've been throwing darts in a neighboring house for 2 months, free time. He has a set he bought at a local dart shop for $100. You wouldn't know the difference. They are thin and a good weight. (I bought 24g) They throw well, nice plastic tote thin enough to fit in your pocket. I threw my first "ton" with them. I threw 20-6 in 24 shots which is phenomenal for me. The 6-Bull took me 33 extra throws because I pulled myself together and threw about 10 darts on 6 😂😅. Anyway if like me you spend…

I'm just starting out with professional darts. I've been to darts leagues in the past but they used wet darts. Figuring out what I like about steel darts wasn't easy. You have a great flight. As you transition to longer flights, the darts balance out while the shorter bars shift weight slightly forward. My teammate shoots the piranhas waiting in front of me, but I like them better and find them better for tight formations. The shafts are very thin, allowing for multiple bullseye shots. I don't…

I recently hung a dartboard on the wall and started looking for the perfect darts for myself and quickly discovered that there are so many darts and sizes to choose from that I didn't know where to start. I started my search on Amazon by reading hundreds of reviews and then placing orders, now I have six sets of darts from three different manufacturers. All the darts I've bought have been of good quality, but the lesson I've learned is that heavy darts fly better and penetrate the board deeper.