CUESOUL 22/24/26 Grams Tungsten Steel Tip Darts Set 95% Tungsten

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Very nice darts. Love the weight of these. Look really cool too!

They are well balanced, good grip, don't feel heavy and keep their line when thrown.Aluminium stems stay tight because of the rubber O-rings that come included.Good quality well priced highly recommended - Will definitely buy again

I haven't had a new set of darts in several decades so these seem more than adequate. I wish it came with a smaller case for nights out, but otherwise this is a quality set. I haven't used them yet so I may be wrong but I think I'm going to like them.

Bought these for a friend but tried them out first. They are definitely a quality dart. The case and accessories are awesome as well.

Really happy with these darts so far. I’ve only had them a few days, but they throw really nice. I will say that I’m no pro dart player. I’ve played for years, but I’m not on a league or anything. I have a quality board, but I’m upgrading to these from $20 brass darts. I’ve had one set of tungsten before, but I lost one dart in a move. So for the review... Weight is right on the money. The painting and detail work looks nicer than it does in their stock photos. Gripping is nice. All around beautiful darts. Very happy. Would definitely buy from cuesoul again.

They're mistitled, 26g not 24g, and 95% tungsten as per the cuesoul website, not 90% as advertised. I would have dropped a star for this, if these darts weren't made of pure magic with an anodized coating of awesome. My accuracy shot WAY up, the grips are PERFECTLY placed at the center of gravity, the shafts are true and the needles are needle sharp. I round my tips out a bit, but that's personal preference. Make sure you scratch the sides of the needles with a sharpener to rough them up a bit, they come pretty polished and that can cause bounce outs.The case on the base model is hot garbage, very flimsy and hard to open/close. I wouldn't recommend using case's that the click onto the dart shafts anyway, as constant use of that kind of case puts stress on aluminum shafts and can bend them outta whack.TL;DR - just buy them. They're fantastic. Gonna order another set myself.

Excellent quality darts, by far higher quality than those of of fat car especially because of the aluminium shaft. The flights never fly out, getting Spares is not needed unless you are a weekly tournament player. The down side, the case can be better as it is in very flimsy material and it honestly does not seem like it would hold much longer than 2 months. BUY THEM YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT!!!Updated Review:After throwing for 2 months the darts are sharp, the flights have torn apart. Makes me feel lucky that I have the spare set I bought a while back. The issue is the shafts, I like the aluminum shaft because they would never break of if they fall, however they do bend. They bent because of the case that is holding them. The case is weak and has a very poor design that creates a strain on the shaft as you remove it or place it in the holding spot. So for that reason I switched to plastic shafts and have now replaced my case. This is the only downfall of the darts at they have a great feel but poor case that damaged them.

Some background: this is the set that I bought to replace the brass darts that I had been using for about six months, and the brass ones had been the first set of steel-tip darts I had ever bought, after I decided to start playing more than just every once in a while. I was joining a dart league for the first time, and had borrowed someone else's tungsten darts for a casual game, and--WOW. It was a different make, but theirs felt so good that I shopped for tungsten for myself the very next day. These are what I got.I am 100% satisfied with what I have. They feel great in the hand--the knurling is perfect for making sure my fingers are in the same place with every throw. The old brass darts had much less texture, so I had a much less consistent, which was pretty obvious in my play. They're nice and thin, so I can throw into a tight bed with a lot more confidence. And--I might be kidding myself here, but this is what I believe--they feel more consistent in weight than the old brass darts. They just generally feel like they were more carefully manufactured than the old ones.After almost two league seasons and almost-daily practice for 30+ minutes a day for several months, they are still in almost perfect shape, even the tips. (The tips have lost their color, but whatever, that's just cosmetics.) The old brass ones had noticeable scuffs and dings after about the same amount of time.The old negatives--the chintzy flights and the aluminum shafts they came with. The flights are crap; order better ones along with the darts. The shafts are annoying because they bend instead of break, and it's tempting to straighten them out with pliers--but it's almost impossible to get them sufficiently straight again. I would recommend nylon shafts instead. Nonetheless I still would give these darts 5/5 because you will have to replace flights and shafts fairly often anyway, if you practice regularly.I would recommend these to anyone except a) experienced players who already know they want something significantly heavier or lighter than 23g, and b) total beginners. Beginners should go with brass, since they're cheaper and means you're out of less money if you get bored with darts. It's not like you have to worry about them being too fat to fill up a bed; you're not filling up a bed anyway at that point. But if you're starting to really fall in love with darts, and looking for something better, these are a great feeling, great playing set of darts that are a very good value for what they are.PS: there has been some concern that these might not be tungsten because it's not mentioned on the package. I compared these to my old brass ones, which were the same weight. These are MUCH thinner and also quite a shorter than the brass--so these must be much denser. Don't take my word for it, check the photo! (These ones are on top, brass on bottom.) They are the same thickness and fractionally shorter than nickel-silver soft-tip darts I have--and the nickel-silver ones are just 19g. So these are denser than the nickel-silver ones too! So these must really be tungsten.

I bought this for my brother in law because he only had a clunky set of brass darts. He called me up after he received this set and he told me that they were "awesome". He really likes them and his dart game has improved.For my part, I think it is a very complete set and will be good for any beginner to intermediate player.