TARGET Darts Rob Cross 95K Soft Tip Tungsten Darts
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The TARGET Darts Rob Cross 95K Soft Tip Tungsten Darts are designed for intermediate to professional players seeking a high-performance dart. They offer exceptional control and precision thanks to their 95% tungsten construction and carefully engineered grip. A key benefit is the versatility provided by the included Swiss conversion points, allowing a quick switch between soft tip and steel tip setups. One caveat to consider is that the specialized grip may require a short adjustment period for players accustomed to less aggressive textures.
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| Model Part Number | 95K |
|---|---|
| Brand | TARGET |
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FAQs
What is the weight of the Rob Cross 95K darts?
The barrel weight for the Rob Cross 95K darts is 16.4 grams.
Can I use these darts on a steel tip board?
Yes, these darts come with 30mm Titanium Grooved Swiss conversion points, allowing you to easily switch from soft tips to steel tips for use on a bristle dartboard.
What is the material of the dart barrels?
The barrels are crafted from 95% tungsten.
What is the total length of the dart?
The total length of the dart barrel is 48.0mm.
How do I clean the tungsten barrels?
Wipe the barrels with a soft, dry cloth to remove oils and fingerprints. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the finish or grip.
What is the maximum diameter of the dart?
The maximum diameter of the dart barrel is 6.2mm.
Are replacement soft tips included?
The set includes black pixel soft tips, but spares are not explicitly mentioned as included. It is recommended to purchase quality replacement soft tips separately for continued play.
Troubleshooting
Soft tip breaks or bends easily.
Replace the soft tip. Ensure you are using a quality replacement tip and do not force the dart into an already occupied space on the board, which can stress the tip.
Darts frequently bounce out.
Check the condition of the soft tips and replace if worn. Ensure the dartboard holes are not excessively worn or damaged. You may also consider trying a different flight size or shape for added stability.
Grip feels inconsistent.
Clean the barrels thoroughly with a soft, dry cloth to remove any oils or residue. If the issue persists, the grip texture may simply be a matter of personal preference requiring adjustment.
Swiss conversion points are difficult to switch.
Ensure the threads on both the barrel and the conversion point are clean and free of debris. Use a gentle but firm motion. Avoid cross-threading. If resistance is high, a small amount of specialized thread lubricant *may* be considered, but use sparingly.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High-precision 95% tungsten construction for a slim, aerodynamic dart.
- Excellent grip and control due to precision milling and radial grooves.
- Versatile with included Swiss conversion points for easy soft-to-steel tip changes.
- Developed with a World Champion for professional-level performance.
- Durable materials ensure longevity.
Cons
- The aggressive grip might require an adjustment period for some players.
- Soft tips are consumable and will need replacement over time.
- Primarily a soft-tip set, though steel-tip conversion is possible.
- Higher tungsten content may come at a premium price point.
Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions
Setup:
- Ensure darts are assembled with desired tips (soft or steel via conversion points).
- Attach flights and stems securely to the rear of the barrel.
Compatibility:
- These darts are compatible with standard soft tip dartboards and, when using the conversion points, standard bristle dartboards.
- Flights and stems are interchangeable with most standard dart accessories.
Care:
- Regularly inspect soft tips for wear or damage; replace as needed to maintain performance and reduce bounce-outs.
- Wipe the tungsten barrels with a soft, dry cloth to remove fingerprints and oils, preserving the grip and finish.
- Store darts in a protective case when not in use to prevent damage to barrels, flights, and stems.