3 Pack Throwing Spike Dart set

so easy to throw

OMG is all i can say about theses woderful darts there the right size for my hand and im a big guy fly well no talent required to make them stick just be careful i throw mine at a box it went through both sides and stuck in my wall about a inch no drywall or sheetrock my wall is wood so yea the sheath for mine is great had to modifie cause im so big but great material so i recomend this for anybody

these look and feel great! I haven't thrown them yet but they feel like they'll stick in anything. They're smaller than i thought they would be. If you enlarge the picture, that's the actual size of them, so they are like darts. I like the sheath that came with it. It is durable and is good to attach to your forearm or better yet your calf!. But check your laws because some states, if not all, considered them concealed weapons if you have them under a shirt or pants. Overall they are cool and i can't wait to test them tomorrow. I'll let you know how they turn out.

you would thing that because ther weighted theyd fly straight but thats not the case here... i ll have to come up with a way to throw them straight

I haven't done anything with these yet. I have two major complaints. One is definitely a manufacture issue and the other being a personal misunderstanding. The forearm sheath that comes with this set has no possible alternative wearability. The straps are not exceptionally adjustable. I'm a big frame man and I understand that. But the straps are too tight and it can't be reoriented. The second complaint is the product itself. The darts looked closer to a blade in the picture. Not a strange angular lump of steel. I have always been satisfied with this site but these darts were a big disappointment.

These look like a great concept--if they had the base same as the tip. For traditional dart throwing, you want them very similar to a Cold Steel Torpedo in which both the tip and the base are exactly the same. The way we traditionally throw darts--which is straight and no spin and with the thumb actually holding the dart in the palm of the hand. Right now, the rubber will actually get in the way of proper throw. But I do like the tip design.