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Winmau Firestorm Steel Tip Darts vs Target Nathan Aspinall 95K Darts

Buy the Target Nathan Aspinall 95K if you want the most durable, low-maintenance setup: 95% tungsten, Swiss Points you can swap in seconds, and K-Flex one-piece flights that never pop off. Buy the Winmau Firestorm if you want a full-length aggressive milled grip and a center-balanced parallel barrel that suits a consistent finger placement. Reviewers rate the Firestorm very highly, and the Aspinall set is the pro-spec choice for players who tinker with their setup.

  • Choose the Winmau Firestorm if you want an aggressive full-length milled grip and a center-weighted parallel barrel in a 90% tungsten dart.
  • Choose the Target Nathan Aspinall 95K if you want 95% tungsten, Swiss Points you can change yourself, and K-Flex flights that stay locked at 90 degrees.

Prices

  • Winmau Firestorm Steel Tip Darts: $80.95 at Dart Brokers (last seen Nov 8)
  • Target Nathan Aspinall 95K Darts: $145.00 at Target Darts (last seen Nov 8)
  • Difference: the Winmau Firestorm Steel Tip Darts is $64.05 cheaper than the Target Nathan Aspinall 95K Darts at the latest prices (Nov 8)
Winmau
Winmau Firestorm Darts - Steel Tip - 90% Tungsten

Winmau Firestorm Steel Tip Darts

Winmau Firestorm Darts - Steel Tip - 90% Tungsten

4.9(107 ratings)
$80.95at Dart BrokersObserved at 11:39 PM
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Pros
  • Full-length aggressive grip gives strong finger feedback
  • Center-weighted parallel barrel suits a repeatable grip
  • 90% tungsten at a lower cost than 95% sets
  • Wide weight range from 21g to 28g
  • Extra-thick Prism Alpha flights hold their shape
Cons
  • Fixed points cannot be replaced without a repointing tool
  • Separate shafts and flights can loosen or pop off
  • Aggressive grip can catch on the fingers on release
  • No app or tool extras in the box
Target
Target Nathan Aspinall 95K

Target Nathan Aspinall 95K Darts

Target Nathan Aspinall 95K

$145.00at Target DartsObserved at 11:38 PM
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Pros
  • 95% tungsten allows a slimmer barrel and tighter grouping
  • Swiss Points swap in seconds with the included tool
  • K-Flex one-piece flights never pop off and stay square
  • Two point lengths and a Swiss Point tool included
  • Black PVD coating resists wear
Cons
  • Grip is less aggressive than the Firestorm's
  • Fewer weight options, 22g to 26g only
  • K-Flex flights must be replaced as a whole unit
  • Higher tungsten content usually means a higher outlay

What separates them

Winmau Firestorm Steel Tip DartsTarget Nathan Aspinall 95K Darts
Tungsten content90% tungsten95% tungsten, slimmer barrel for the same weight
GripFull-length milled grooves, rated 5 of 5 aggressiveCNC milled ring cuts and radial grooves, secure but not overly aggressive
Point systemFixed black high-tensile steel pointSwiss Storm Points, changeable in seconds with the included tool, 26mm and 30mm supplied
Flight and shaftSeparate Vecta short shafts and extra-thick Prism Alpha flightsK-Flex one-piece molded flight and shaft, no pop-offs, fixed 90-degree angle
Barrel shapeParallel, center-weighted, round frontStraight barrel with Black PVD coating
Barrel size at 22g50.8mm long, about 6.35mm wide50mm long, 6.8mm wide
Weight options21g to 28g22g, 24g and 26g
ExtrasDarts and flightsSwiss Point tool and a one-month DartCounter app subscription

Price history

  • Winmau Firestorm Steel Tip Darts: lowest $64.95 on Nov 9 at Dartfieber.
  • Target Nathan Aspinall 95K Darts: lowest $127.00 on Nov 9 at Emrys Darts.

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Winmau Firestorm Steel Tip Darts

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Target Nathan Aspinall 95K Darts

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Specs compared

SpecWinmau Firestorm Steel Tip DartsTarget Nathan Aspinall 95K Darts
Weight2826 grams
Darts per setx3 Darts per set—
Tungsten content90%—
Grip level5 (1 = Smooth, 5 = Aggressive)—
Grip zoneFull length—
Grip typeMilled grooves—
Thread2BA—
Weight distributionCentre—
Barrel profileParallel—
Front profileRound—
Point typeSteeltip—
Shaftsx1 and Winmau Vecta short—
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SpecWinmau Firestorm Steel Tip DartsTarget Nathan Aspinall 95K Darts
Flightsx1 and Winmau Prism Alpha extra thick standard—
Tip TypeBlack high tensile (point type)—
Dart TypeSteel tip dart—
Flight TypeWinmau Prism Alpha—
Shaft TypeWinmau Vecta—
ComponentsDarts, Flights—
Quantity3 Darts per set—
MaterialTungsten (90%)—
ShapeParallel (barrel profile), Round (Front Profile)—
Size

What reviewers say

Winmau Firestorm Steel Tip Darts

  • 4.9 / 5107 ratings

Owners rate the Firestorm very highly, praising the grip and the consistent, controlled release it gives. Most criticism centers on how aggressive the grip feels and on wear over time.

What people mention
  • GripPraisedOwners say the full-length milled grip gives a secure hold and a repeatable release.
  • Grip aggressivenessMixedSome find the 5-level grip too sharp and say it drags on the fingers.
  • Barrel balancePraisedThe center-weighted parallel barrel is described as steady and predictable.
  • WearCriticisedA few owners report the aggressive grooves chew through flights and points faster.

Target Nathan Aspinall 95K Darts

Owners of the Aspinall 95K praise the grip balance and the Swiss Point and K-Flex hardware, calling it a near-match to the dart Aspinall throws. Some find the grip milder than expected and note that replacement K-Flex flights and Swiss Points add ongoing cost.

What people mention
  • GripMixedOwners like the secure hold but some want a more aggressive texture than the fine rings and radial grooves give.
  • Swiss PointsPraisedPlayers value being able to swap points in seconds with the included tool and the reduced deflection from the flush fit.
  • K-Flex flightsPraisedThe one-piece flight and shaft stay at 90 degrees and rarely pop off during play.
  • Barrel profilePraisedThe slim 95% tungsten barrels allow tight grouping, especially in the lighter weights.

Questions and answers

Which is better for a player with a strong grip and a quick release?
The Firestorm. Its full-length milled grip is rated 5 of 5 for aggressiveness, so it holds a firm grip through a fast throw. The Aspinall grip is deliberately less aggressive for a cleaner release.
Which lasts longer?
The Aspinall set has the edge on wear. Swiss Points can be replaced instead of the whole dart, K-Flex flights cannot pop off, and the Black PVD coating protects the barrel. The Firestorm's fixed points and separate flights wear or loosen over time.
Is the Aspinall worth stepping up to over the Firestorm?
Yes if you want a slimmer 95% tungsten barrel, changeable points and one-piece flights. The Firestorm is the better pick if you prefer a more aggressive grip and a center-weighted balance.
Which groups tighter?
The Aspinall, on paper. Its 95% tungsten barrel is slimmer at the same weight, which leaves more room in the bed. The Firestorm's 22g barrel is about 6.35mm wide against 6.8mm for the Aspinall 22g.
Do the K-Flex flights on the Aspinall set feel different from standard flights?
They are stiffer and always sit at 90 degrees, which gives a consistent flight path. Some players prefer the softer feel of separate shafts and flights like the Firestorm's Vecta and Prism Alpha setup.
Which suits a beginner?
The Firestorm is the easier starting point: its aggressive grip gives clear feedback and its center balance is forgiving. The Aspinall set rewards a settled throw and its Swiss Point tool is more useful once you start tuning your setup.

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Short (shafts)
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Impact ResistanceHigh tensile (point)—
BalanceCenter-weighted—
Flight ThicknessExtra thick—
Compatible Dart TypeSteel tip—
Compatible Tip TypeSteel tip—
Diameter7.2 mm (25g barrel)—
Length50.8 mm (25g barrel)—
ColorBlack (point)—
PatternGeometric—
FinishOnyx Performance Coating—
Typical UsersUnisex—
Type—Tungsten
Darts Material—Tungsten 95%
Darts Weight—22g | 24g | 26g
Barrel Diameter 22g—6.80mm
Barrel Length 22g—50mm
Barrel Diameter 24g—7.20mm
Barrel Diameter 26g—7.50mm