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  • I like these darts. Difficult to find a good grip with in the beginning but if u do ... o boy ... NIIIICEEE. 

  • If you don't hold the dart on a scollop wouldn't it feel horrible?

  • This is the most boring video ever who cares about the casing and 90% tungsten just throw them at the board

  • i heard that the points chip easy and their hard to replace because the points are thicker than usual but apparently their's a new version with normal points but im not sure which is which when it comes to buying a set?

  • Could you show us your stroke Bear? I'm a bit curious as you throw a hard dart.

  • @mgallagher53 - its nowt special mate. If you look at the Cotgrave video youtube.com/watch?v=EZTApb5Dum­4 theres a couple of seconds of me throwing at 1.47

  • do the aluminium shafts come with ozone rings :)

  • @BradRoyston13 nope

  • have you ever got a nine darter? if not a 10,11 or 12 darter?

  • @liamglen1 - have have had 3 nine darters but only in practice - never in a match. I have hit 10 darters in competitions and at county.

  • Mysteryloser24

  • The name winmau comes from the name of the companys founders wife (Winifred maud)

  • thinking of buying 1 of those sets to

  • The Darts are made in Kenya, god knows why. tho becarefull, the first editions of these darts the points are shit. and they cant be repointed. will be selling my gold kings 22 on ebay soon as the points are crap

  • The Darts are made in Kenya, god knows why. tho becarefull, the first editions of these darts the points are shit. and they cant be repointed. will be selling my gold kings 22 on ebay soon as the points are crap

  • wish you offered coaching Bear, if you coach as good as you review, you'd make some money :)

  • @Term1874 - lol mate. Coaching darts is an odd one. I could give you advice about basic stuff like lining up to the board and sorting out the arc of your arm etc but grip? Thats entirely a personal thing.... and then of course there's no way of coaching that last little competitive edge...

  • @double16dotcom

    yeh its one of the few things that cant really be taught, its practice and natural ability most of the way. I find consistency is my problem, some nights I cant seem to miss, and I can bang in the scores and average 20 - 27 darts per game, other nights its like I've never played and I cant stop hitting 26, 11, 37, 15 etc lol

  • I'm thinking of trying some of these, but it wouldn't hurt them to put some spare flights and shafts in, would it?

    Do you know what country these are made in?

  • @hotguy337 - I am not 100% on this but I think these darts are made in England...

  • @double16dotcom Winmau(pronounced "Win more") is an english company, so I can only presume that these are made in the UK somewhere. :)

  • @mysteryloser24 thought it was pronounced win mouw

  • @liamglen1 - it comes from the names 'Winifred Maud' so its pronounced 'Win more'

  • @liamglen1 I guess the pronunciation is really neither here nor there... :) xXx

  • 10/10 review.just wondering, does the gold finish chip?

  • @cianh97 I haven't thrown these an awful lot yet mate so I coudnt really comment with any accuracy. However due to the lack of real grooves on them I would imagine that they would dent on contact rather than chip the coating. The coating on the Winmau stuff seems really tough anyway...

  • 100th video

  • @rt7ify  so far:)

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