Dennis Priestley Diamond 3-Zero Steel Tip Darts - 19g

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The Dennis Priestley Diamond 3-Zero Steel Tip Darts are designed for competitive steel-tip dart players who value precision, heritage, and professional-grade engineering. These 19g darts serve as a commemorative tribute to the legendary Double World Champion, offering players a finely tuned instrument to enhance their throwing consistency. While they are an excellent choice for those who appreciate a slim, aerodynamic profile, players who prefer heavier weighted barrels or those strictly playing on soft-tip electronic boards may find them less suitable for their specific needs.
| Model Part Number | 49360681926972 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Winmau |
No, these are steel tip darts and are designed specifically for use on traditional bristle or sisal dartboards.
These specific barrels weigh 19g, which is ideal for players who prefer a lighter, more nimble dart.
Standard packages for these darts typically include the barrels, shafts, and flights. Please check your specific retail box contents.
While the points are durable, they are fixed. Replacement usually requires a specialized repointing tool available at most dart supply retailers.
These are special edition darts released to honor the career of Dennis Priestley, making them a significant addition for collectors and fans.
Check your dartboard surface for dryness or hardness. Rotate the board or use a specialized board spray to soften the sisal fibers.
Use a professional-grade dart sharpener to lightly hone the points, taking care not to remove too much metal.
To maximize the life of your Dennis Priestley Diamond 3-Zero darts, always play on a high-quality sisal dartboard. Avoid throwing at bare walls or hard surfaces, as this will damage the steel points. To maintain the grip, wipe the barrels periodically with a dry, lint-free cloth to remove sweat and skin oils. When changing flights or shafts, use a standard dart tool to ensure components are seated properly without over-tightening. Keep your darts in a protective case when not in use to prevent the tips from dulling or bending.