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 Bristle Dart Boards
Bristle Dart Boards are usually made from Sisal fibers or boar bristles, and they have the longest life, because the bristled construction allows the dart board to be “self-healing,” in that when the dart is retrieved the fibers return to they’re original position, and only the tiniest hole is created.
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Paper Dart Boards
Paper dart Boards are made by tightly rolled paper, and some say that if you twist the dart as you retrieve it, that the paper dart board will last twice as long as any other. Widdy Paper dart boards have inlaid steel dividers, which cause fewer bounced darts, and it has the 1920’s or so vintage look and appeal. Other paper dart boards exist by Unicorn and Visicolor. Paper dart boards are most often used as promotional products or themed items, like Over the hill etc.
Electronic Dart Boards
If you want something a little more high end try an electronic dart board. The electronic dart boards keep score for you on LED scoring displays. They know up to 38 games, which are preprogrammed, and usually they accommodate up to 16 players at a time.
Magnetic Dart Board
Another safe alternative to traditional steel darts are Magnetic Dart boards. This indoor dart game is safer and more fun than any you'll find ~ and as satisfying as real darts, with no danger of injury to players or wall. With super strong magnets, the blunt-end darts hit and stick tightly on the board. More like real darts than any other safety-tip dart game, ours comes with a 16.5" diameter board and six flexible plastic darts with magnetic ends. Dart colors may vary.
Arcade Dart Boards
Arcade style Dart Boards come in their own free standing case that may include shelves for other games, pinball machine combo units, DVD players, anything that you can imagine. Typically the Arcade Dart Board is electronic, in either an enclosed cabinet or an open one. They usually stand between 75 inches and 85 inches tall.
Mini Dart Boards
Mini dartboards are great for children and CEOs alike. They usually have a small board, (mini, duh!) somewhere between 5 ½ inches square to about 7x8 inches or so.
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