- Is the Wolfram Infinity good for beginners?
- It is aimed at experienced players. The slim tungsten barrel and aggressive grip reward a settled throw, while beginners may prefer a thicker, more forgiving dart.
- What weight should I choose?
- Heavier weights suit players who like a steady, planted feel; lighter ones give a quicker release. The 26g version is on the heavier side and suits slower, deliberate throwers.
- Does it work on soft tip boards?
- No. It is a steel tip dart with fixed steel points and is meant for bristle boards only.
- Can I change the shafts and flights?
- Yes. It uses standard 2BA threaded shafts, so Supergrip Fusion or other 2BA shafts fit, and any standard flights work.
- How does it compare with Harrows' other tungsten darts?
- It has a slimmer barrel and a more aggressive ringed grip than Harrows' smoother, mid-range tungsten models, so it favors players who want maximum finger traction.
- What is in the box?
- Three tungsten barrels with steel tips, three Supergrip Fusion midi shafts and three Prime flights.
- Where is the Harrows Wolfram Infinity Steel Tip Darts 26g cheapest?
- At Dartfieber, for $88.95, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Harrows Wolfram Infinity Steel Tip Darts 26g?
- 9 stores we checked sell it, including Emrys Darts, Dartfieber, Mack Darts, Darts Corner USA, Golden West Games.