I purchased these in 21g and love them. They are very well priced for the quality and feel great. They are dead on as far as the stated weight goes. I grip mid and they work very well for me. I switched to short stems as that's what I usually throw and again I couldn't be happier.
This is probably the set I debate most every time I pick up a new set of barrels. Everything about it fits what I like about a barrel, but I feel like I have them already.
I'm currently using the NX90 Harrows, as a front gripper does the resting point make a big difference, I feel the NX90s are fairly similar but is it worth a switch?
Every design has considerations to make. With points manufacturers know that cutting into it weakens the point naturally creating thinner areas which could snap. With barrels there are likely similar considerations. For me though I agree it’s nice to have a very thin point down to the seamless barrel entry! Hope you enjoyed
I purchased these in 21g and love them. They are very well priced for the quality and feel great. They are dead on as far as the stated weight goes. I grip mid and they work very well for me. I switched to short stems as that's what I usually throw and again I couldn't be happier.
thanks for the reply! an interesting dart indeed!
Best dart reviewer online. Would love to have a match one day with you guys.
This is probably the set I debate most every time I pick up a new set of barrels. Everything about it fits what I like about a barrel, but I feel like I have them already.
Not too pricey! Give them a go! The seamless front and grip at the front are quite unique
I'm currently using the NX90 Harrows, as a front gripper does the resting point make a big difference, I feel the NX90s are fairly similar but is it worth a switch?
it depends on how you feel for it, in a game of small margins making big differences we often tinker to find our perfect setup!
Why don't more companies design barrels with seamless point transitions like this?
Wouldn't need to buy Storm points.
You answered your own question. $$ 😂
Every design has considerations to make. With points manufacturers know that cutting into it weakens the point naturally creating thinner areas which could snap. With barrels there are likely similar considerations. For me though I agree it’s nice to have a very thin point down to the seamless barrel entry! Hope you enjoyed
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