- Is this board good for beginners?
- Yes. Sisal self-heals, the rotating ring spreads wear, and the included darts let you start playing right away. Serious league players will want a blade-wire board instead.
- What is the rotating number ring for?
- You turn the ring to move the numbers, so a fresh segment sits under the 20. That keeps one bed from wearing out before the rest of the board.
- Does it come with darts and mounting hardware?
- Yes. The set includes six steel tip darts, mounting hardware and an instruction manual. A surround and cabinet are not included.
- How big is it and where should I hang it?
- The board is 17.75 inches across and 1.5 inches thick, the standard size for most surrounds and cabinets. Hang it with the bull at 5 feet 8 inches from the floor and the oche 7 feet 9.25 inches back.
- How does it compare with a blade-wire board?
- A blade-wire board has thinner, staple-free dividers and fewer bounce-outs. This round-wire board costs less and still uses self-healing sisal, so it is the better pick for casual home play.
- What is the warranty?
- It carries a 30-day warranty against manufacturer defects. That is short, so check the spider wire and staples when it arrives.
- Where is the Custom Bristle Steel Tip Dartboard Set Spider Wire Compressed Sisal Board with Rotating Number Ring cheapest?
- At eBay, for $64.52, as of our latest check.