🎯 Enhanced Performance with Viper Spinster Aluminum Dart Shaft Review

I thought it was a trick but I really like it. Now I play quite a lot in my spare time and my flights seem to last a lot longer. I was afraid they might be brittle and break, but after hundreds of shots they are like new.

I like these waves. They come out of the box exactly as you would hope. But soft-tipped arrows often bounce off the ground. And in doing so, the axis of the spinner sometimes bends a little. Not a big problem, but not ideal either. I like it, good quality, could do with a little more durability.

I love these swivel casters. They are solid and help track my flights by spinning when they make contact with other arrows while shooting. These shafts add a touch of flair to my darts and I have used them many times throughout the league. I will buy more in different colors.

Always interested in spinning waves and reducing rebound I have a barbed wire dartboard but I still wanted to reduce rebound especially when shooting from bulls. The trajectory seemed to be a bit wrong and one of the shafts broke on the very first day of the throw. I will definitely not buy these again.

The aluminum sheets start to diverge or break off fairly quickly. I train maybe 600 throws a day = 200 per dart and after a few weeks the blades warp and the shafts need replacing. At $5/3, that's not a big expense. It might be worth it for experienced players. I'm new so can't comment on the effectiveness of the spinning tail.

oh my god this is probably the worst shaft i have ever bought. I actually bought two sets because anything can happen when playing darts. On the first evening everyone is happy about the new shaft. maybe 100 darts in the night, I jump off the board, I pick up both parts of my dart. It's okay, I bought two, changed the setting, not after fifteen throws, the second jumps and pops, the second breaks. Attention buyers!

My friend has spinners and I didn't understand why until I saw this ad. I am really new to darts and am trying to improve my game. Having learned that they are designed to minimize second and third throws when hitting and rebounding from previously thrown arrows, I bought them and was 100% impressed with the lack of rebound and flight damage. They screwed directly into my Bottelsen steel darts. The fenders are looser than the stock shafts, but that's not a problem.

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…