Mission Samurai 4 Dartboard vs Winmau Blade 6 Dual Core
Both are competition-grade sisal boards with thin wire and strong owner ratings, so the choice comes down to how you play. The Winmau Blade 6 Dual Core is the safer pick for most home players: its dual-density core softens dart entry and the 60-degree angled wire is the more proven bounce-out fix, and it is WDF-approved for tournament play. The Mission Samurai 4 is a solid, well-built alternative with a vein-free Madagascan sisal face, staple-free bull and adjustable stabilisers, and owners rate it just as highly. Step up to the Blade 6 if you want the dual-core construction and Rota-Lock levelling; the Samurai 4 suits players who want a clean graphite look and a straightforward, durable board.
- Choose the Mission Samurai 4 if you want a vein-free Madagascan sisal face with a staple-free bull, a graphite finish and adjustable stabilisers for a stable setup.
- Choose the Winmau Blade 6 Dual Core if you want dual-density core construction, 60-degree angled wire and the Rota-Lock mount for easy levelling on an uneven wall.
Prices
- Mission Samurai 4 Dartboard: $90.00 at Darts Corner Ltd (checked today)
- Winmau Blade 6 Dual Core: $97.91 at Kingston Billiards And Games (checked today)
- Difference: the Mission Samurai 4 Dartboard is $7.91 cheaper than the Winmau Blade 6 Dual Core today

