Fat Cat Bulletz 90% Tungsten Soft Tip Darts

90% Tungsten barrels at less than $30?! This is essentially a, "build-a-dart," situation through. You are definitely getting a GREAT deal even though you'll probably replace the other components.The flights are usable if you punch them, as are the stems if you get creative. They will snugly hold a 150 micron flight. My suggestion would be to glue in cheap flights and use the setup on cheaper barrels for kids or your less skilled friends lol! Back to the barrel. The machining is flawless. The 2ba thread is silky smooth. The outside is nice and grippy without overly sharp ridging. The barrel is long enough for a 3 finger grip. Barrel thickness good for tight grouping. I've thrown a few hat tricks in my first 10 games with these. The finish is more brushed stainless in color, not polished or chrome. They feel evenly weighted. On a gram scale, their weight is perfect across the set.

I'm by no means a dart expert, but I got these as an upgrade from the cheaper darts I'd been playing with in the past. These are very nice and well-made. They have good grip and feel nice in your hand. They're way slimmer than my old darts that were about the same weight.As other reviews have mentioned, the stems and flights are really flimsy, but those parts are super cheap even for much nicer ones, so maybe order a few extras along with these so you can swap them out. A lot of people are saying the case is garbage but I didn't think it was that bad. It feels like it will hold up fairly well for a plastic case.

These are a really good value. Nice tungsten barrels with a grip that lets me place my fingers in the same place accurately. That feature was the most important one for me when shopping. I don't care for barrels with a continuous grip, as a repeatable grip placement is very important for accuracy. The flights and shafts are very cheap, but that's to be expected. The flights are pretty floppy and don't sit fully straight (blades are twisted). The shafts are flexible instead of stiff, and don't grip the flights all that hard. I swapped out for some better plastic shafts (I like the way they throw with plastic over aluminum for now, but it's a barely noticeable difference for someone of my beginner skills).That said, they fly just fine stock, and I definitely prefer them over my buddies' brass barrels of same weight.The paper flights get beat up pretty quick when hit by other darts. I picked up a 20-pack of random flights for cheap to replace the stock ones. The case is pretty decent for a cheap small one, you have to pull the flights off, but it fits in the pocket nicely, and the interior door is nice to have and works well. The darts clip in tightly, which can bend the stock shafts when pulling them out. They straighten easily.Overall very happy, really good for the price. Equivalent to $35 darts easily.A buddy bought the same set 2 days after me, and his came with a set of aluminum shafts installed, and the spares are also aluminum. His barrels have a very slightly rounded back end as well, where mine is fully straight. So expect a bit of variation possible.

These darts fly really good; I’ve only been playing regularly several months but like these and the easy case

They have a good weight, the knurling is superb, tips are sharp, and the slimness is perfect. The case is a nice little bonus. It feels a little basic and I haven't used it much but I also didn't buy these darts for the case, so it doesn't bother me. The only real complaint I have is the shafts. I would have like to have see some aluminum shafts but for the price I can't justify removing a star since everything else is so nice. Pick these up and buy a set of cheap aluminum shafts, you won't be disappointed.

Dart body and tip appear to be fine quality and straight. The same can't be said for the 6 nylon shafts. Not a single straight one. 3 were close to straight. One of those can barely hold a flight. Nice case layout, but horrible hinge, just flexing plastic (no pin). The flight are decent. Didn't come with any flight protectors. For my soft tip dart board I had purchased Viper Bobcat Adjustable Weight Soft Tip Darts with Storage/Travel Case: Black Coated Brass, Purple Rings, 16-18 Grams. This set came with a much nicer case and a mix of nylon and aluminum shafts. Also came with flight protectors. Both are made by GLD Products.

Beautiful set of darts. They are well-balanced, 23-grams, and made of Tungsten Steel. This is definitely a nice set for those of you playing in novice dart leagues. Please note, however, they do not come with extra flights. Would invest in extra flights and shafts in addition to this purchase. The case itself is not high quality, so I would replace it with a small Case-Master leather case. Overall, the darts are a good and affordable set for amateur, competitive play.

The darts fly well with the provided flights, but there is room for improvement. They are great for my home dart board for people who prefer a heavier weight when playing. The grips are nice and the tips are great even when my drunk friends manage to hit the brick wall past the matting I have around the board. Seriously Jeff, how do you throw 2 feet to the left of the board regularly? I'm beginning to think you're doing it on purpose.