How To Choose A Dart Board

When it comes to selecting a dart board for you to use, it depends on the level of ability and how much money you want to spend. Basically, for a junior, someone an absolute beginner, you might want to buy a paper dart board to all intensive purposes. It looks like the traditional dart board that we use, but it's made of paper, you can't rotate it and once it's worn out, you buy another one basically.

If you get back that age and you're still interested in the game, you might want to go to a bristle dart board which is more traditional. This is made of compacted sisal, a grass from Africa and looks and feels much more like the dart board we play in television. Now, there are lots of dart board out there to choose from.

A good bristle board is relatively expensive, will last you a long time, provided you look after it. You do need to rotate the numbers on the board, turn the board around using a fresh segment of the 20. It will feel that good.

Once you've gone past that and you may want to take a step further and you need the best of the best in my own opinion, that's the Unicorn Eclipse Pro dart board, the one we use on television .It's a fantastically well-compacted dart board, very, very clear and attractive to look at. So, it makes you want to play darts.

In the middle of the range, bristle board has traditionally thicker wire on it so your dart is more likely to bounce off and end up on the floor which is not good at all. That's why I would recommend, as professional, to use and play on the Unicorn Eclipse Pro dart board which has a fine wire finish and you therefore much less likely to bounce the dart off the fine wire. That's how to select a fine dart board. .