Simon Whitlock darts from Red Dragon

These are the Simon Whitlock darts from Red Dragon. They are 90% tungsten and in this case - 24g They have a gold coating to the front of the barrel giving a very unique and quite striking look to the dart. They are beautifully made and they fly very nicely.

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Sports

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• Simon Whitlock
• double16
• darts

[liamglen1]

i suppose you throw a little bit like tony eccles according to your descriptions of how you throw :)

[double16dotcom]

@liamglen1 - more like Jack Douglas sometimes mate .... lol

[matty14uk]

Hello mate i subbed to u and i love ur reveiws ur brilliant keep it up :)

i been playing darts for 7 years now and im 15 i started playing it seriously the last 2 years i used 26 gram darts i like 26 gram medium length 3-4 grip darts i hold my darts a simular way to peter manly i prefer thin darts but im willing to change if neccesary is there any darts u can recommend to me thx either way mate and keep up the good work :)

[double16dotcom]

@matty14uk - I'm sorry mate but I cant recommend anything cos I have never seen you throw .... just try all the darts you can and then when you find some that you really like - stick with them....

[ben98guitarrock]

How much are these darts and did you order them from the red dragon website because I've been on the website and the Simon Whitlock darts on there are by Winmau!

[double16dotcom]

@ben98guitarrock - yes, originally he was with Red Dragon and he is now sponsored by Winmau

[180DartsMagic]

Cheers for the review mate there cracking darts.

[rt7ify]

bought these and threw good darts well worth the price

[reirob02]

Hey, I really like the darts but I don't like the gold coating. Are the darts without the gold coating exactly the same as these ones? Thanks

[robokiller13]

thats a bdo board right?i got the same one

[liamglen1]

the shape name of the white flights is fan tails

[samocricket65]

hi neil i have been thinking about getting these for awhile how would you rate them to the steve beatons cheers sam.

[mysteryloser24]

@seanyboy605 I think they're only anodized, so it will chip. It's just like if you get aluminum shafts in any other color than silver. They're anodized too, and the color comes off them immensely quickly sometimes. If you're talking about the tungsten itself chipping away, then you're probably trying to group too much and there's too much dart-to-dart contact going on. It's going to happen, and they shouldn't refund your money for that, as it really is just general ware and tear... :/

[ben98guitarrock]

@double16dotcom Oh I see! Cheers for that mate I might get his darts!