ONE80 90% Tungsten Steel Tip Darts Sets Chameleon, Night Hunter Professional Darts Set

I really like these. Colors are nice and unusual , they come with extras, the flights are thick and heavy. I think they may have been 150 microns. They became my regular over many other designed flights. The grip is very "sticky" which I like. And feels great for me. These became my go to darts over more expensive ones in my collection. Your results may vary.

So this was suppose to be a fairly nice set, that I figured I would over spend a little on...since I didn't think I would be purchasing more darts this quickly...but I am a little upset with the quality of these darts.. Dont get me wrong, the machining, weight and finish are all very nice. The darts also throw nicely, but where I have an issue is with the plastic shaft. These appear to be extremely flimsy, and cannot take a drop what so ever. The darts come with a total of 6 shafts. 3 green, and 3 gray. I loved the green ones, and threw them on my darts right away.. Well let me tell you, I am down to 1 green shaft and 2 gray, and I have not had these darts for a month yet. I am not abusing the darts, and I even have padded foam on the floor, under the dart board. They broke after maybe 3 or 4 falls total witch sucks! The other issue I am having is the flights will not stay in to save my life. I am having to search for, and pickup at least 1 flight, for 3 darts thrown... Meaning a flight comes off every single time I throw. This is pretty disappointing considering these were almost $70.I am going to have to find replacement shafts here soon because all 6 will be broken.

I used to play a lot of darts with my family, more so on Christmas time, so this time of the year I thought it would be cool to play with them but ramp it up a bit.You know, sometimes you just want something with real quality, and this darts deliver that feeling.The case is absolutely sturdy and sleek, I was able to place it in the inner pocket of my jacket, and when time to play arrived I was ready for action.The darts itself come with the wings folded and you just have to pull them from a clear plastic, extend them and place them on the dart, once you are done winning, you just fold them back and slide them in the case.The balance is right on the tip and the body, and the tungsten tip is sharp, no throw will bounce off the board.They just have the natural weight of the metal allowing you a swift movement and straight travel to the target.The grooves on the handling part offer a good grip for every shot so there’s none of that slippage that comes with other darts.I think that they make a perfect gift for the Man Cave or the She Shed, you should definitively give them a try.

The media could not be loaded.  These darts are beautiful! I just wanted to share my experience from using these darts. I’m a novice player but some of my family members are really into it, so we have a decent little setup. I read that tungsten metal is the ideal composite material for higher end darts. I've compared it here with some of our other darts. As you can see, the Ice Dragon Tungsten Steel darts are thinner and lighter, and stick like hell, if you'll excuse me lol The metal seems to be different from the other darts. I can tell that my accuracy has improved a bit, but maybe that's just me lol They have have some weight to them, but feel very natural when thrown. The other darts seem too heavy in the middle. I'm still a novice so these things hit the wall and floor fairly often, not one scratch.Not to mention the design! We had a nice little game of darts when some relatives came to visit, they really liked them!

Excellent darts. I'm still trying to get used to them, but so far they are the ones I like the best out of the 4 sets of darts I have tried.I am a beginner, and I was looking for something that had a good weight, slim barrel, and were well-made and balanced.The ONE80 Chameleons are all of those things.The barrels are worth the price, and spending a little extra to get Tungsten is totally worth it.They are comfortable to hold, have a good grip, and are beautiful too.The Proplast shafts that came with the darts were not well-made. The flights kept popping off, and the weight of them were off.I have my own flights, so I didn't really get chance to use the Chameleon ones that came with the darts, but they are nice looking.You can see from the picture that I have totally girled up these sleek elegant darts...The case that the darts came in is very nice, but it does warp the flights a bit, so best to only use it for traveling/transport.I very much like the way ONE80 darts are made, and when I buy new ones, I will buy this brand again.Update:I am downgrading this from a 5 to a 2 because the shafts are very cheaply made and the barrel grip is so rough that it has been chewing up my thumb. I wanted to love these, and they are beautiful, but I don't want to be in pain every time I play. Maybe these would be great for someone who likes a firm grip.

I just now opened these and tried to use in a tournament. They kept falling apart every single time they made contact with the board.

This is my first set of professional darts. I've been messing around with cheapo darts forever and I figured it was time to step up to the next level... and these darts truly are next level. I read that tungsten darts are the most popular for league throwers and that the higher percentage of tungsten the better. 90% tungsten was as high as I could find before jumping up in price significantly so I chose these. The case is solid and very durable. I also love that you can slip the darts into it without removing the flights. Getting a hold of these is definitely encouraging me to take my throwing a lot more seriously. Looking forward to using these more!