🎯 Enhance Your Game with the Viper by GLD Products 37-0108 Laser Throw/Toe Line Marker: Multi, one Size Review

I had no trouble seeing the projected line, but for those interested in customizing the regulation panel, this is not a very good product. It is almost impossible to draw a line the right distance and parallel to the board as the tiny movement is greatly magnified at almost 8 feet. The main problem then is that after it is finally set up and "locked" the repeated hits of the arrows will cause the line to move. While the set screws protect against laser strikes, they do nothing to prevent the…

This product is amazing! I decided to Velcro it to the bottom of my wooden dart cabinet, which I found at Revain for $3. I no longer had to drill holes in the wall and was able to connect the laser grid to the cabinet without drilling. The laser is excellent, even in a well-lit room. My setup is next to the large windows on the second floor of the house in the playroom and even with the blinds open I can still see the laser eye. You'll have to play around with measuring the line a bit to get it

Well, this thing is just great. My dartboard is in the carpeted office. To set up the oche (line) I would have to invest in a rubber dart mat, which I don't really need. My office is bright with halogen lights and two large windows that let in lots of natural light. All that light doesn't interfere with seeing the red line. It's crystal clear. Batteries just keep working. I thought I would have to change them long before then. Now it seems that what I received is slightly different than what is

And most importantly, yes, you can attach it to the bottom edge of the dart cabinet. See photos. 2 screws (small ones supplied with the kit). I drew holes with a pencil to hold it in place, used a hand drill with a pen to pre-drill very small holes. Then he turned it carefully. The hardest part is adjusting the head to hit the spot exactly. In my case, 3 different measurements from the front of the dartboard to the front of the shoe tread were required, plus some subtraction and addition. Then…

I just installed a nice dart board and I liked the idea of using a laser line instead of sticking a line of glue to the floor. These adhesive strips always tear off after use and quickly look terrible. The laser would be the smoothest way to go. Everything about this item was clean and tidy when installed. I lined it up perfectly, fixed it securely, and began adjusting it to a predetermined distance from the board surface (96 inches for soft tip games). The problem became apparent once I set…