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Red Dragon Darts£48.00Visit shop Winmau Mvg Aspire Darts | 90% Tungsten | 21G–26G Tungsten Steel Tip Darts 26G
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The Winmau MvG Aspire Darts (26g) are designed for serious players who demand a consistent, rhythmic throw and reliable stopping power. Featuring Michael van Gerwen's professional design ethos, these darts offer exceptional balance and flight stability, making them an excellent choice for those looking to improve their grouping; however, the heavier 26g weight may feel too cumbersome for players accustomed to lighter, faster-moving barrel setups.
| Model Part Number | 46934187409724 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Winmau |
While high quality, the 26g weight is quite heavy for beginners who may benefit from lighter darts (18g-22g) while they learn their throwing mechanics.
No, these are steel-tip darts and are strictly intended for use on traditional bristle or sisal dartboards.
These darts are crafted from high-quality tungsten-based alloy, ensuring a slim profile despite the heavier weight.
A standard dart sharpener and a stem tightening tool are recommended for routine maintenance.
Yes, the darts come as a complete set including the barrels, stems, and flights, ready for assembly.
Check if your point has become blunt and sharpen it slightly, or ensure the dart is hitting the board at a perpendicular angle.
Ensure the flight slot on the stem is not loose; if it is, consider using flight protectors or replacing the stem.
Check that the flight is perfectly perpendicular and that the stem is tightly screwed into the barrel.
To set up your darts, ensure you firmly screw the stems into the barrels and press the flights securely into the slot. These darts are compatible with standard 2BA stems and flights, allowing for easy customization. Care for these darts by avoiding throwing at non-standard targets, as hard surfaces can damage the steel points. If the points become blunt, use a standard dart sharpener to maintain a fine tip, but avoid removing too much metal, which can damage the point's integrity. Always store your darts in a dedicated case to prevent the points from dulling and the barrels from colliding.
