Classic Nylon Dart Carrying Case for Steel and Soft Tip Darts, Holds 6 Darts Numerous Other Accessories via Generous Storage Pockets, Tubes and Boxes, Black

Having been away from darts for 15 years or so, Ive recently renewed my interest in the game. My old Accudart pros and other darts had dissapeared, and I decided to gear up with new. Since I throw "pinball" darts, as well as steel tips, I was looking for a case to accommodate both, but didn't want a briefcase type carrier. This caught my eye on Amazon and really fits the bill. This is essentially two identical plastic trays, with soft foam inserts to hold the darts, bound book-style into a heavy nylon cover. The construction appears to be very sound, the zipper fully functional, and the capacity is much more than described. I can easily store four sets of darts, head-to-toe and layered, with flights attached, with no problem. The plastic tubes provide secure storage for tips, shafts, o-rings, and additional goodies. I use one of them to store Condor shaft/flights (slim) stacked end-to-end. There are plenty of pockets for additional flights and the center compartment, with its full length Velcro closure, is great for extras. A round sharpener fits nicely between the end of a tube and the wall of the tray. The only flaw I've found is that the foam used to secure the darts in the trays does not always hold my slim-barreled darts tightly, even when not layered two-deep, and there is occasionally a loose dart when opening the case. No big deal, really. I'm very satisfied with this purchase and would recommend this case without pause.

I highly recommend not storing your dart case on the front hood of you vehicle, though if you do this case will take a extreme beating and protect everything inside. Hit the road after flying off the car at 70 mph and only had a damaged zipper and once scuff spot on the corner where it hit. 2 sets of darts and tips/tubes inside were completely unharmed. Case itself is still in great shape to continue to use with a little more 'character'. It will also catch wind pretty well at that speed - can't beat the case

I have the Casemaster Quiver 3 dart case as well but that was starting to feel cramped once I started carrying more dart tips and a few extra shafts and some extra flights. On top of that I wanted to get a second set of darts, so I was looking to upgrade for more space.A couple people in my dart league have this case and I've had my eyes on it. So glad I bought it, big enough for what I need and then some. When I bought it I didn't realize it had 2 tubes for storage, which I've been using for tips. That was a nice surprise and a good feature.All in all, this case was perfect for my needs and does what it's designed for. Unless you consistently use more than 2 sets of darts your needs should be met with this case.

If you have a medium shaft or larger, there is a good chance your darts will not fit in this case. I Have two sets, one set fits perfectly and I like how secure they are. My second set had plastic shafts and I wasn't liking them so I bought a few sets of shafts to test and see what I like best. One set was medium in length, which is slightly longer than the plastic shafts that came stock. They didn't fit at all.I like the two tubes to carry extra shafts and tips as well as the pocket in the middle that holds my tool and flights.

Just right... Steel tip darts on one side and plastic on the other. Extra tips in the tube on the soft tip side. Extra flights in the small pockets - just keep them in their plastic bags, or they tend to fall out. I lost one of a set that way in a dark bar. The middle Velcro-closed pocket holds extra shafts, o-rings, and flight protectors in their plastic bags, along with a dart tool. On the steel tip side I keep a sharpening stone at the end of the plastic section where the other tube fits (yes, there's room even with the tube in place). I keep a dry-erase marker with an eraser cap in the tube on that side. That really comes in handy in some of the bars I play in. Darts fit fine, even with longer shafts. Best of all, the flights stay on in the case.

I'm a 2nd year dart player. I've been involved in competitive sports and hobbies my whole life and appreciate good equipment that works.So in this case I'm carrying 2 sets of steel tip darts (flights attached w/o being bent or folded), 8 sets of extra flights, 4 extra spinner shafts, 25 o-rings, small dry erase marker (in case the bar runs out, it happens), and I can fit an extra e-cigarette in there (bonus!!). I took out the 2 plastic storage cases because I don't need them. They will be nice for carrying soft tip supplies though. The velcro strip seems to have been improved, it seems strong to me and I don't think anything will fall out. Not sure what else to say except that I'm excited about using this case this coming dart season.Soon to be Dart Master!!

Solid case, but foam does not hold darts and case is to short for my steel tip darts without removing the tip or the flight.Though the case was not top quality, I was contacted by Mark Hughes. He was concerned and we discussed what I thought was inferior. He sounded genuinely concerned. I was impressed with him, and he vowed to make thing right for me. I have since purchased a Ternion case made by the same company and am happy with it.I still give my original case a one star but customer service five.

My husband loves the case.

Great case. Its very durable and fits a lot of accessories. In mine right now, i have 3 darts, 24 extra flights, and 50 extra shafts, as well as some other small items in the middle section of the flap. This is a great case for serious darts players or people gettinf into the sport

We are now in a dart league. This will be very good product for us and the league

My friend loves it.

Works great

Awesome case have all my shafts, points, rings and flight protectors in the tubes provided and also cut one tube in half so i could fit a flight punch in as well.Middle part of case holds my chalker which lies parrellel to opening and also plenty of room for tons of flights. Good buy!