Target Darts Aspar Dart Board | Steel Tip Dartboard with Self Recovering Sisal Bristles & Rotational Score Ring | Thin Wire Regulation Competition Size Dart Board Set | Professional Darts Accessories

I didn't know if this board would suit me or not, but I found it comparable in quality to the industry-leading Winmau Blade 3 Triple Core (I have one of those as well) at about half the cost. I worried it would be too hard and that darts might not stick in it very well, as I have a sort of softer, lofting throw rather than the kind of line-drive dart throws others use -- but I didn't have any issues with darts bouncing out or not sticking. The number ring takes a bit of getting used to as it's so much smaller than other boards, but I like it fine. Overall, definitely worth the money.

A high quality board, complete with all mounting hardware; excellent delivery time, too

Why did you pick this product vs others?:The dartboard arrived on time and in good condition. The overall quality of the dartboard appears to be great.

This is a replacement board for a previously well used sisal board. The most appealing thing about this board was its lack of bright stenciled logo and metal number rim. These things are a distraction to a thrower and while I understand the manufacturer wanting to advertise, most boards of the boards I found have too much. The stenciled logo also makes rotating the board look odd. The small number ring is easily rotated to allow for even wear on the most used areas of the board. Great choice and I am very pleased with the quality!

I can’t say enough good things about this board. Absolutely comparable to the Winmau boards at a significantly reduced price. Excellent choice for skilled beginners to pros alike. Target is a well regarded brand for a reason and I will keep coming back to this board when it’s time to replace it.

Came in supper cracked. The box was damaged. And the dart board looks like it’s falling apart.

I managed to pick one up on a really good sale $40 here on Amazon but when it arrived the bull was noticably off center, so I returned the board. Another member of my local dart league has had varying sucess with these, he said he's had one that was great and held up for years but then got another with chunks missing from the sisal. I guess the moral is, that it's potentiall a good board, but the quality control seems to be so hit and miss that it's a bit of a gamble purchase. Or, you keep returning it until you get a good one. After returning it I went with a Blade 6 (Dual Core) and couldn't be happier.

Just what I wanted