Target Darts - Phil Taylor Power 9Five Generation 2 Steel Tip Darts

The darts look and feel great. Step up in quality from my last set. Look forward to improving my averages 🎯

Cracking darts, especially if your a stacker but just as able if not.

An excellent product made with excellent materials. They took a short while to get used to but with perseverance the results were worth it. This is a top of the range product which is expensive but worth the money for the enthusiast.

I’ve played darts a long time, and inconsistently.This is an honest review, not trying to BS anyone.Firstly, the price, hardly a bargain, and no case. Taylor flights (smaller version of a kite flight), only 1 set and long steel stems. I bought the 24g as I’m used to a heavier dart, and smaller stems using a kite flight, and tried both. I didn’t like the flight of the arrow, but I have an irregular throw, something which is suited to some darts I’ve used, but not these.I like a dart with grip, this has grip, but a small shaft and depending where you throw from on the shaft you will need to make adjustments, which I’m struggling to do given the way I throw. Everyone’s different, so it seems!I don’t feel I’ve wasted time or money, but if you have the option to try before you buy, then do.Not saying they are a bad dart by any means, just some tinkering needed to improve with them.Not returning them as the feel is quality, but it’s best to be honest, buying them won’t make you better overnight or straight away. Practice is key.Hope this review helps anyone making a decision.ATB

Brilliant darts! I had to change the stems and flights! I'm a bit old school! Don't buy if not dedicated to the game as very expensive for just a quick throw! You don't have to hold at the milled point of the barrel if a front thrower! Still travel well.

Well built, look fantastic, and even though I've only been playing a week or so, these are definitely the most consistent and comfortable I own. After changing the flights to a normal size it should be said. Worth the money if you're serious about your darts.

Not had them 3 months and the dart point snapped

I received these on Sunday 12-June and I knew I was going to have problems with these as soon as I saw how short the bodies were, after trying them with the stems and flights they came with, I also was wondering if I could get on with the four opposing scallops to the rear of the dart body, On the first day of using them I changed the stems and flight set-ups to a standard size and went on to get 3 180's that day even though I was really struggling with my grip orientation.I got another 180 the next day but I find, due to my degraded control thanks to these "power pockets", as they call them, I have no confidence in hitting my target as I have with my older darts and hence, thus far, my averages and checkout performance is quite dismal. Please understand that Phil Taylor is about the only person I and a lot of other people have ever seen with a two finger grip and hence the very stubby body.As for the four scallops machined into the rear of the body..again probably done for Taylor exclusively.. I could probably live with there being a radial scallop as the flats are the biggest irritation at this point, but if you want to buy these.. I would definitely recommend trying them out first if you know a friend who has them.I feel like swapping these for a slightly longer, normal barrel.