
Winmau Pro SFB Dartboard
Last price we saw
$50.95last seen Oct 30
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Our take on the Winmau Pro SFB Dartboard
The Winmau Pro SFB is a bristle steel-tip dartboard made from sisal with staple-free bullseye and number ring wiring, so darts are less likely to deflect off staples. It measures 17.7 inches across and 1.5 inches thick, weighs about 12 lb, and ships with a checkout chart. It is a standard 18-inch-class board for home and club play, not a soft-tip or electronic board.
Best forHome players setting up a steel-tip boardLeague and pub practiceBuyers who want staple-free wiringPlayers upgrading from a budget board
Pros
- Staple-free wiring reduces bounce-outs
- Sisal face self-heals and holds darts
- Includes a checkout chart for practice
- Standard size suits league play
- Thick 1.5-inch body for a solid mount
Cons
- No written warranty
- Heavy at 12 lb, needs a firm wall mount
Winmau Pro SFB Dartboard price history
Lowest price we've seen: $50.95 on Oct 30. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 30.
Specifications
Questions and answers
- Is the Winmau Pro SFB worth it for a home setup?
- Yes, if you want a staple-free sisal board at a mid-range price. It suits regular steel-tip practice and league play. Budget boards with stapled wiring cost less but deflect more darts.
- What size is it, and does it fit a standard surround?
- It is 17.7 inches in diameter and 1.5 inches thick, close to the standard 18-inch board size. Most standard dartboard surrounds and cabinets fit it.
- What is in the box?
- The board and a darts checkout chart. Darts, a surround and mounting hardware are not included, so plan to buy those separately.
- Does it work for soft-tip darts or electronic play?
- No. It is a sisal steel-tip board. Soft-tip darts and electronic boards use different tips and scoring.
- How do I keep the board lasting longer?
- Mount it indoors on a dry wall and rotate it regularly to spread wear across the segments. Keep it out of damp rooms, which shorten sisal life.






