The Blade 6 Triple Core dartboard is the most technically advanced dartboard available and the result of 30 years of technical innovation.

The Blade 6 Triple Core sisal base complements the Sixth Generation Blade technology and provides the ultimate combination for optimal fibre density and maximum score.

The revolutionary Triple Core sisal base complements the Sixth Generation Blade technology and offers the ultimate combination for optimum fibre density and maximum score. The Triple Core Carbon features an all-new patented system with a seamless playing surface and a third, high compression layer, with carbon fibre-reinforced sisal. The ultimate in dartboard construction, with optimum fibre density, unrivalled dart retention and maximum score. Finished with all-new graphics and the world's first laser-cut anti-glare chapter ring for the ultimate playing experience.

The groundbreaking Blade web design features the latest 'Density Control™' wire for optimum fibre density and improved dart retention in the double, treble and bullseye zones to ensure optimum scoring power. The ultra-thin wire with a 60° angle deflects darts in the scoring area and ensures absolutely minimal bounce-outs. The fully hardened bullseye and outer ring, made of 'Density Control™' wire, are now 25% thinner. Equipped with the easy-to-adjust Rota-Lock mounting system and including the Spirit Master leveling tool, the Blade 6 Triple Core fits on any wall so you can play right away.

The Blade 6 Triple Core is made with the best of the best materials in the industry.

Made from the finest East African sisal, ideal for the most demanding players and any environment. Blade 6 Triple Core is designed to the official specifications of the World Darts Federation and is recognised by the world's leading professionals. Blade 6 Triple Core represents a quantum leap in dartboard design and is the culmination of Winmau's 75-year history.

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Shaft Selection

Dart shafts, also known as stems, are available in three standard lengths: short, medium, and long. Of course, the actual lengths of the shafts vary by a few millimetres across manufacturers. There are also numerous material options for the shafts, such as plastic, nylon, and aluminium. The length and material of the dart shaft, as well as where you hold the dart to throw, are the most important aspects to consider when selecting a dart shaft. The shaft's real effect on the dart is related to its centre of gravity.

A short shaft shifts the dart's centre of gravity to the front, whereas a long shaft shifts it to the back. The location of your dart when you throw it can have a considerable impact on the dart's flight and entrance. If you hold your dart at the front, you should get the best performance with a short stem. A longer stem should produce better outcomes if you hold the barrel of the dart towards the back.

When choosing dart shafts, it's also crucial to think about the material they're constructed of. The weight of the material has no effect on the way the dart flies. However, the shapes of the shafts are such that the weight difference between plastic and metal is frequently minimal. There are many designs available, including some with grip and others that spin when thrown. The most popular and profitable stem designs, on the other hand, are the most plain and straight ones. The primary purpose for selecting between shaft materials is to avoid breakages. Cheaper plastic shafts are more prone to breaking if the plastic is hard and brittle, whereas higher-quality plastic shafts are far more durable and shatter less easily. Aluminium shafts are, of course, much stronger, but they can flex and become nearly unusable. Some manufacturers now produce nylon shafts that are engineered to flex more freely and are less likely to snap. And, if your budget allows, the most recent premium alternative is carbon fibre shafts.

Condor Axe; the best of the best.

The Condor Axe, the flight shaft system of the 21st century. Made with a newly invented type of resin. With spring-like flexibility. The 0.4 mm super slim flight, maintains a perfect 90-degree angle even when flattened using the fingers.

More flex than ever before. The flight also boasts unparalleled durability!

Furthermore, unlike the previous Condor flights, the stiff shaft allows for additional ways to group the darts.

Now even more colours in stock at Darts Warehouse!

So what are you waiting for? Get the best of the best now!

Bull's and Richard Veenstra create some beautiful darts.

Black titanium, silver center with blue and gray lines, inlaid with blue dimples, how stylish do you want your darts? The barrel features a microring grip on the front and back, making it perfect for front and back grippers! But that's not all; those pretty blue dimples aren't just for looks, they create an interesting combination between a smooth and grippy surface. In the middle you'll also find a usual old school ring grip. Bull's and Richard Veenstra know how to hit the spot.

These Richards Veenstra darts from Bull's come with some beautiful flights.

This set of darts also comes with the Richard "Flyers" Veenstra flights. This flight has a beautiful minimalistic look, but appearances can be deceiving! When you look closely, you can see that this flight has a complex wavy print. This comes to its right when the flight is in the light. The flight is 100 micron thick and has the standard No.2 shape.

Also included is a set of Bull's reliable nylon shafts.

Hanging up your dartboard

It is a bit harder than you think it is…

When learning how to play darts, many people overlook the importance of how their dartboard will be hung. When I originally got a dartboard, I imagined I'd hang it up somewhere and start playing right away. And I'm here to tell you that I was completely wrong.

The way you hang your dartboard has a significant impact on your aim, throwing action, and throwing distance. Making an error in any of those areas could send your game into shambles.

As a result, I always advise sticking to the broadly agreed best practices when it comes to hanging a dartboard. To make it as straightforward as possible, I've listed the steps below.

Location

According to dart guidelines, you'll need an 11-foot by 5-foot space to put up your dartboard.

In order to avoid having to constantly interrupt the game while you're playing to allow others pass, or worse, take a steel dart out of your friend's eye, make sure that this area is distant from pathways, bathrooms, or doorways. You don't want any accidents happening!

Please move anything delicate like windows or vases out of the way because your dart can bounce up to 8 feet (2.44 m) away from the board.

To eliminate distractions and make it easier to collect your darts, make sure your environment is free of furniture and barriers. Include a space for viewers as well.

Be sure to keep your wall safe.

The best way to protect your walls is with a surround. Sorry to break it to you, but no matter how skilled you are, you will throw the occasional stray dart! And unless you have something to protect it, it will leave an ugly hole in the wall. These holes are unsightly, difficult to repair, and can make everyone else in the home resentful of your dart obsession — thus they should be avoided!

Surrounds also aid in the protection of the darts itself. When your darts land in a soft foam sur

Shot introduces two new conversion points: Crown and Overlock.

- The Crown conversion points are intended to provide a professional, smooth grip extension. Because the points are light in weight, they will not upset the balance of any dart barrel. Dart players put it to the test for sure, precision thread fit and dartboard sticking force. With confidence, move from soft to steel tip.

- The Overlock conversion sites are intended to have low flight deflections. Because the points are light in weight, they will not upset the balance of any dart barrel. Dart players put it to the test for a sure, precision thread fit and dartboard sticking force. With confidence, move from soft to steel tip.

How to pick a dartboard.

There are various varieties of dartboards available, but the most prevalent are bristle and electronic dartboards.

Both have advantages and disadvantages, so the first decision you must make is whether you want a traditional or electronic dartboard.

The simplest way to think about it is to consider whether you prefer the quality of a traditional dartboard or the advantages of an electronic dartboard. Let's delve a little more into it.

What to look for in a bristle dartboard?

The bristle dartboard is the most popular sort of dartboard you'll come across. It was created in the 1930s, but it gained popularity in the 1970s. Around the same time, these became the standard tournament dartboards.

Compressed sisal fibres are attached to a board to make these dartboards. Metal bands and staples are used to keep the edges together.

When you take a dart out of the board, the hole closes behind it, thanks to the sisal bristle fibre. This means it will last longer than traditional wood dartboards.

Choosing a good board.

The first thing you should look for is a board that meets with competition requirements. Cheap dartboards will not last as long as more expensive dartboards because the fibres are not as tightly compacted.

Additionally, since sisal is the greatest material for a bristle dartboard, avoid dartboards made of other fibres because they will not last as long.

Rings that can be removed.

A removable number ring is another feature to consider when purchasing a dartboard.

This is due to the fact that some numbers are hit more frequently than others. As a result, you'll want to be able to rotate the board so that some areas don't wear down faster than the others.

A detachable ring is used for this. You can remove it, rotate the board, and reconnect the number ring to prolong the board's life.

What to look for when buying an

This is Target 2021 Launch.

The countdown has begun! This year's launch will be an online event, and you're all invited. Take advantage of this opportunity to immerse yourself in our digital world and be among the first to see the newest Target arrivals.

Behind the scenes, we've been working hard to bring you even more innovative and exciting things. Expect to see something new, something different, and something innovative.

We've compiled a list of essential points to guarantee you don't miss the big launch:

WHAT DATE AND TIME DOES THE LAUNCH TAKE PLACE?
This year's launch will take place on September 29, 2021, at 12 p.m. BST / 1 p.m. CEST.

WHERE CAN I WATCH THE LAUNCH THIS YEAR?
A live stream will be available on our Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube accounts. If you'd like to schedule a reminder, please visit our YouTube channel here.

DO I HAVE TO BE THERE AT 12 p.m. BST/1 p.m. CEST?
Yes, in order to watch the broadcast.

WHEN WILL THE NEW PRODUCTS BE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE?
Our new products will be available for purchase on the following day, September 30, 2021, at 9 a.m. BST / 10 a.m. CEST.

WHAT IF I MAKE A PURCHASE FROM OUTSIDE THE UK?
If you live outside the UK and want to purchase our latest products, please visit our approved retailer's page here.

We hope to see you on September 29th, 2021!