ONE80 90% VHD Steel Tip Tungsten Dart Set - Professional Barrel Style with Bonus Flights, Shafts, and Sharpener - Gift Box Packaging Review

So while I liked the set, the dart tips were rusty out of the box. I'm a little upset with them because they were a gift and the person didn't want to come back for new ones and wait. The set was good with five sets of shafts, the colors were amazing. 3 sets of flights, the fuselage was also strong.

These darts arrived well packaged and you get lots of extra accessories too. But darts are the best. They all weighed exactly the same. They are front weighted and the best darts I have. The only thing I wish was different. I wish the butt of the barrel had a bit better grip texture. If one80 releases another set of this dart with better grip in the "carved" area. I would buy them again in a heartbeat! (@one80. Do you accept customer reviews?)

This is the first set of darts I have bought in years. Started learning how to shoot darts in Kuwait. Good stress management. Now that I am disabled, it is difficult for me to stand. With "darts" this is a problem. Although I overcame this problem with the help of friends. A game of skill and cunning to beat the competition. Fun. oh damn yes Tungsten darts have a smaller barrel and are easier to score with. ("Of course, it depends on your skill.") Good shooting everyone, enjoy the game. I go…

These are fantastic darts. Coming from a complete novice, that is. I do rear and mid grips and had a 22g barrel. I found them to fly well within a few meters and also allowed myself to experiment with different stems and flights and see what I like. Worth the price. I recommend getting at least a kick in the flight and I immediately added a set of integrated cuesoul tails and stems (pictured). I now use standard Robson kite intermediate sticks (not pictured). Ideal for beginners and advanced…

Not too happy with customer service. Dart brand new right? Never open right? I don't know how, but my arrows are rusty. I contacted customer service and they apologized for the packaging and handling and, and, and. I've been waiting for these darts for a while so I decided not to press and send them back. I used 400gt sandpaper and steel wool to remove most of the rust but there are still some pits that were very difficult to remove from the board. Lesson learned, I'll get back to you next…

WOW! What a great dart set! Not only does it have 3 main metal barrels, but also 4 other sets of plastic in different colors. There are also 3 complete sets with 3 blades in different designs. And to top it off, it also has a handy little gray stone to sharpen the tips. That's really a great thing. I usually pay twice as much for just 3 darts with no extras. They were well balanced and integrated fairly well with the board. Small plugs are good if they fall on the floor (which rarely happens!).

First thing I noticed when I first took them out of the box was that the darts felt solid (which is nice) in addition to the amazing natural finish. Everything is complete and new as expected and I have no reason to make negative comments. Knowing that the supplied plastic stocks are brittle, I used my own stocks and fired a few shots. They flew straight at me without hesitation in the air. I would like to say that I am not new to this sport and luckily I saw a product review of this particular

These arrows would get 4 or 5 points if they gave them more points. This was my first set of tungsten darts and I didn't realize how sharp the tip holding the blade could prevent recoil. My next set were red dragons and they held the edge for a few days instead of sharpening it every 4 or 5 casts. I only sharpen all of my other sets when they hit something other than the board, and I rarely have to. Not this one. A buddy of mine who was making tungsten at the same time got red kites first and…