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I would like to get darts made of tungsten material and they are for steel darts, but somehow they lie in my hand so that I control them and not those with me so that they don't slip or move at important moments. I have some phil taylor arrows made of brass material, but somehow they go from the thin part of the arrow to the thicker part and I think I have reached the max level with them that I can play with. I need some better arrows to improve the game and the control of the release itself. Otherwise, I don't have a fast ejection, I don't think it's that slow, something medium. What arrows would you advise me to buy and what weights? Thank you, best regards!
Sounds like you're ready to level up your darts! 🎯 Tungsten darts are a great choice for better control and precision, especially if you’re looking to step up from brass. Tungsten offers a slimmer profile, which helps with grouping on the board. Since you mentioned having a medium-speed throw, We'd recommend starting with darts in the 22-24 gram range. Heavier darts can help with a more controlled release, and a straight barrel might suit your grip style better, giving you that extra stability and control you're looking for. Also, make sure to test different grips and barrel textures to find what feels right in your hand. Best of luck, and keep us updated on how your new darts perform! 🎯
Ready to take your darts game to the next level?
We’ve packed all our expertise into 3 exclusive guides - get tips on accuracy, mental strength, and tournament preparation!
Grab them now!
Aim Like a Pro: 10 Proven Techniques for Dart Accuracy: dartsdecoded.gumroad.com/l/aimlikeapro
Never Nervous Again: Guide to Mental Focus: dartsdecoded.gumroad.com/l/nevernervousagain
Master Tournament Preparation: dartsdecoded.gumroad.com/l/tournamentready
I would like to get darts made of tungsten material and they are for steel darts, but somehow they lie in my hand so that I control them and not those with me so that they don't slip or move at important moments.
I have some phil taylor arrows made of brass material, but somehow they go from the thin part of the arrow to the thicker part and I think I have reached the max level with them that I can play with. I need some better arrows to improve the game and the control of the release itself. Otherwise, I don't have a fast ejection, I don't think it's that slow, something medium. What arrows would you advise me to buy and what weights?
Thank you, best regards!
Sounds like you're ready to level up your darts! 🎯 Tungsten darts are a great choice for better control and precision, especially if you’re looking to step up from brass. Tungsten offers a slimmer profile, which helps with grouping on the board.
Since you mentioned having a medium-speed throw, We'd recommend starting with darts in the 22-24 gram range. Heavier darts can help with a more controlled release, and a straight barrel might suit your grip style better, giving you that extra stability and control you're looking for. Also, make sure to test different grips and barrel textures to find what feels right in your hand.
Best of luck, and keep us updated on how your new darts perform! 🎯
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