Traditional Rope Dart Stainless Steel Fiive Styles Diamond Cone and Different Weight to Choose with Free 13 ft Rope and Flag

I am quite happy with this dart, it has a great weight and shape to it. But I would not suggest the heavy diamond for beginners, it could do some serious damage if you mess up. As my 4th dart it is a great step up from the tiger claw one I practiced on. The rope is a nice thickness but still smooth enough to slide easily. Worth the price but requires caution.

I got the red Diamond tip one and immediately fell in love with it.So much so that I bought the green Cone tip one a week later.It arrived while I was at work.Just opened it up and the Green one is a CHUNK of a dart. I cannot wait to try it out.Red one is slightly lighter and probably the better one for learning. Although you should definitely cut a hole in a tennis ball and slide it into it and apply some tape to hold it on if you're a beginner.

The dart alone weighs .81 lb and Its a very solid dart. I actualy also like the rope it came with despite some reviews out there otherwise.<if the rope burns the hand just add chalk to reduce friction>. This dart IS DANGEROUS and not for beginners or those without previous experience, I can't stress this enough. You really run the risk of serious injury or death if you cant control it.My dart came pre tied to the rope and after 3 days of play the knot is still holding (pro tip always check knots befor play along with any link its attached 2)Side note for anyone that caresThe rings that are not welded are not for anchoring the rope to the dart but to give the dart sound to help you keep track along with the flag for a visual que.Overall im extremely satisfied with this dart and its the favorite in my collection.

I really enjoy this rope dart. I added a few more rings to get the weight where I like it a bit more, as shipped it felt a little floaty. It could probably benefit from about another half ounce on the weight or a slightly less thick rope. But I'm almost nitpicking. Almost. Great for wushu demonstration.

I love this dart. The weight is very good - it's heavy and sharp at the tip. They have one that weighs more, but I did not notice the difference or I would have ordered it. Still, this one is heavy, flies in a straight line and the rope it thick, but not heavy. It allows you to move the dart around where you want it to go and you never feel like it is out of control (well, most of the time that is - haha).

Good materials, it is almost armed, it's time to make the ties and remove the black tape from the ends and that's it. I practiced without removing the black tape anyway it works well for me.Buenos materiales, está casi armado toca hacer los amarres y quitar la cinta negra de las puntas y listo. Yo practique sin quitar la cinta negra igual me funciona bien.

I absolutely love this rope dart. The steel dart is the exact right weight - it makes me aware that it's at the end of the rope, but doesn't make me fight to use it. I swapped out the rope to a man-made fiber because my hands were getting irritated, but my friend is using the rope it came with without any issues at all. I'm likely to get a fire dart at some point, but this has been working very well for the last month to get me used to the flow of the rope in general.

My brother loved this rope dart! He wanted one for awhile now and I gifted it for his birthday, the smile on his face while opening it was priceless. I saw him use it and its durable. We suck it in wood post and trees and it's still in the best shape!