Winmau Steve Beaton Darts - 22g

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The Winmau Steve Beaton 22g darts are engineered for intermediate to advanced players who prioritize precision and a consistent throwing arc. These darts feature a specialized front-weighted barrel design that assists in smooth, aerodynamic flight, making them an excellent choice for those looking to improve their grouping accuracy. However, players who prefer a rear-weighted dart or a smooth, non-textured surface may find the aggressive ring grip and forward balance require a period of adjustment.
| Model Part Number | 46792776122684 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Winmau |
While high quality, they are front-weighted and have an aggressive grip, which can be challenging for beginners. They are best suited for players who have developed a consistent throwing style.
These darts are made from high-quality tungsten, which allows for a thinner barrel compared to brass or nickel-silver.
Standard factory sets typically include matching stems and flights, but it is recommended to keep spare consumables on hand.
Yes, these barrels feature standard steel points. If they become dull or damaged, they can be replaced using a professional dart repointing tool.
22g is widely considered a 'sweet spot' weight that balances enough mass for stability with enough speed for accurate, flight-focused play.
Check if your flight size is too large, which can cause excessive drag. Consider switching to 'Slim' or 'Shape' flights to tighten the grouping.
The ring grip can accumulate wax and oils. Clean the barrel with a soft brush and warm water, then dry thoroughly to restore the grip texture.
Use O-rings (rubber washers) between the barrel and the shaft to prevent vibrations from loosening the connection during flight.
To maximize the performance of your Steve Beaton darts, ensure you are using compatible shafts and flights. Since these are standard 2BA threaded barrels, they are compatible with the vast majority of aftermarket stems. For maintenance, avoid using liquid cleaners that might strip the coating; instead, wipe the barrels periodically with a dry, lint-free microfiber cloth to remove skin oils and chalk dust. Keep the darts in a protective case when not in use to prevent the ring grips from wearing down or burring against other metal objects.