Nodor SupaBull2 Bristle Dartboard: Beginner's Choice with Easy-Turn Steel Numbers in Black Review

Very durable and well made. Smells a bit weird when you open the box, but works great. Mounting hardware was included, but nothing special. Would buy again.

I bought my first dartboard over 40 years ago; I think I paid about the same amount for it. to. Buy it. For the price it couldn't be better.

Great dart board. I use it for both steel and plastic darts. I know you shouldn't use plastic darts on this board but I used them on my last board and it took over 10 years for my plumbing in my attic to break and pull the dart out when the ceiling collapsed.

Incredibly well made dartboard. it's pretty heavy and made to last. The metal numbers are a little hard to read but very nice. Please note that the red and green colors are not as "neon" as they are in the photos here.

I've had several of these boards. They are great for feel and durability. We throw a lot of darts. I've had cheaper boards that had to be replaced every few months. It's better to spend a little more and get a board that lasts longer and has a lot less bounce.

not too happy with the board. The numbers on the board are terrible. It's like they turn 2 instead of 5 and 3 is terrible. If you don't already know the numbers, good luck trying to figure them out. Self-healing properties were also better on my $30 board from Dicks Sporting Goods. NOT HAPPY AT ALL. not a good product.

A very high quality board, the Nodor would make a great addition to any concert hall. The bristle fibers regenerate quickly and after nearly 30,501 games and several dozen rounds of practice around the world, the board appears to have never been used. This board has solid construction, solid piping, standard sized double, triple and square bull, and bright colors that are easy to see from the shooter line. The wire detaches easily to rotate the Trip 20 rescue board, and all necessary mounting…