🎯 Casemaster Classic Dart Carrying Case with Nylon Fabric, Holds 6 Steel and Soft Tip Darts, Abundant Storage for Accessories with Pockets, Tubes, and Boxes Review

Darts don't stay in the foam and flies keep popping out of the pockets when I open them or tip them but I read the reviews and knew what I was getting for the price. This is the perfect padded holdall, would recommend as I have been buying and playing darts for 25 years. Soft cover for four stars.

As mentioned, the foam dart holders are surprisingly flimsy, which I've seen is a problem with the Casemaster brand in general. I had an old Metroline case that I was able to remove the foam from and use superglue in place of the Casemaster foam and the case works great with this customization. Spacious and compact. The outer canvas looks great and the inner plastic case feels solid.

If you have a medium or larger sized rod there is a good chance your darts will not fit in this case. I have two sets, one set fits perfectly and I love how reliable they are. My second set had plastic bars and didn't like them so I bought several sets of bars to test and see what I like best. One set was medium, which is slightly longer than standard plastic shafts. They didn't match at all. Love the two tubes for extra rods and tips and the pocket in the middle to keep my tools and blades.

The case is strong but the foam doesn't hold darts and the case is too short for my steel tip darts without removing the tip and fletching. Although the case was not of the highest quality, I was contacted by Mark Hughes. He was concerned and we discussed what I considered inferior. He seemed genuinely concerned. I was impressed with him and he vowed to fix things for me. I have since bought a Ternion case from the same company and am happy with it. I still give my original case one star and…

Great little case for two darts. It's big but compact enough to take with you to a pub/bar without looking (for lack of a better word) like an idiot. I think efficiency would work. Outer soft case with two hard shells (non-removable) on each side after opening. The partition in the middle is soft and has a large Velcro pocket that occupies the entire space of the partition. There are four flight pockets on one outside of the divider and a half pocket on the other side. The stellar contraction I

I also have a Casemaster Quiver 3 dart case but it felt cramped when I started carrying more dart tips, some extra bars and some extra blades. Also, I was looking to get a second set of darts, so I wanted to upgrade them to have more space. A few people in my darts league have this case and I've been keeping an eye on it. I'm so glad I bought it, big enough for what I need and then some. Little did I know when I bought it that it had 2 storage tubes that I used for the tips. It was a nice…

Disappointing. The logo sewn onto the case was off-centre, sloppy, and I'm surprised some quality control failed to flag this item. The foam inserts are not hard as advertised, but a very soft and inelastic material that only serves to separate the darts in the case, but allows them to fall out easily. The case must be placed horizontally and opened carefully, otherwise either one or the other set of darts will fall out of the case. The nylon used for the cover is of low weave density (cheap)…

Having not played darts for about 15 years I have recently regained interest in the game. My old Accudart Pros and other darts are gone and I've decided to get some new ones. As I throw both pinball darts and steelpoints I was looking for a case for both but didn't want a briefcase type. This is what drew my attention to Revain and really fits the bill. They are essentially two identical plastic shells with soft foam inserts, bound like a book in a heavy nylon cover. The construction seems very