TARGET Darts TOR Dartboard, Steel Tip Dart Board | WDF Approved Competition Standard Dartboards & Fixing Kit, Modern Rotational Number Ring, Premium Madagascan Sisal, Stainless Steel Thin Wire System

I chose this board over the Winmau Blade 6 dual core. This is a fantastic board so far. Only been throwing at it for a couple weeks now but here are some observations.The board is harder than my previous Dart World Alien board, which is actually a good board as well. This one is better.It doesn't self seal as well as some others. I think in the long run, this will be an excellent board and should hold up extremely well, even though there are two of us that throw at it for a couple hours most every day.The wires are nicely embedded in the sisal and the bullseye is literally .1mm off center, which is next to nothing.The colors are vibrant without being overly bright.Overall, I can recommend this board to anyone that needs a new one.

Love the new board. For the money it will be hard to find a better board.Color accuracy is spot on and the wires were lined up very well.Has held up well with 25000 plus darts thrown, still looks good as new. Board is rotated once a week, so that is really helping.

This board is first class! You won't be disappointed. I've purchased several boards over the years and this one smokes them all.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I've used this board for many hours now and love it. It looks great and seems very high quality. Like others have said, the bull is not perfectly centered, but I may not have noticed it or looked for it had I not read the reviews on Amazon first.

Love this board. The colors pop, the fibers heal quickly, and the wires are razor thin. Some notes for experienced throwers: it is a hard board and will take time to break in. The wires are also very hard so expect some burrs when darts hit them. The one flaw I have experienced is the green coloring. It is wearing onto my darts and then ending up in the board. The white spots on the board are riddled with green dots marring what is an otherwise beautiful board.

Move over Winmau. As advertised, this thing is as near perfect a board as I've ever seen...by far.Colors are very bright. Spider is nearly flat to the board. It has "roto lock". Always has the same look after it's rotated. I've had it up 43 days, I throw about 3 to 5 times per week, about 600 darts per session. I use fairly aggressive grip assist tips. I've had every Winmau top of the line Blade board over the years and they are typically pretty good. Before this board, I had a Target ASPAR, which I think is also better than the best Winmau. This one, the TOR, is just on another level. It is also less expensive; it is $85 today on Amazon, whereas the Blade 6 triple core is $126. Picture quality is poor; 1st pic is right out of the box, 2nd is today.

I like the board. Couple of quality control issues with the bullseye (as someone else mentioned). I found myself needing to rotate earlier than harder boards, which I expected. Overall I really like the board. It feels and sounds good, definitely worth the price because I enjoy playing on this board a lot. (I am not a pro, just a hobbyist. A pro might have a different take)

Buyer beware, i would decribe these as factory seconds being sold at full price.inner bullseye was noticeably off center. Returned it and had another one shipped. Second board, inner bullseye was off center even worse. Had 2 defective boards in my possession, both got returned. i dont care about the paint quality of a board, the BULLSEYE ON A DARTBOARD NEEDS TO BE RIGHT. Like, really?i didnt like the plastic number ring, which WILL break when darts hit the numbers when you are practicing double outs. seems odd to use good materials for the board and cheap out so obviously on a wear part like the number ring-- unless they are indeed buying up factory seconds and slapping a cheap number ring on them.cant comment on if the board was good or not otherwise, i never threw a dart at it either one.Most of the reviews are Vine reviews... and those are completely worthless reviews. Vine is just another way companies game the system, and they are pretty good indicator that a product is suspect.