Viper AIM Dartboard

Yes, the Viper AIM 360 is designed to accommodate both. The sisal fiber construction is durable enough for steel-tip darts, while the staple-free design helps soft-tip darts stick reliably.

Yes, the Viper AIM 360 is designed to accommodate both steel-tip and soft-tip darts, making it a versatile option for different playing styles.

Yes, the sisal construction is designed to accommodate both. However, keep in mind that soft-tip darts will not penetrate as deeply as steel-tip darts, so you may notice different impact sounds and surface wear patterns over time.

The staple-free design removes the metal obstructions that typically cause darts to bounce off the board. This allows for tighter groupings and significantly reduces the likelihood of bounce-outs.

The board is made from compressed sisal fibers that naturally close up after a dart is removed. This prevents unsightly holes from accumulating over time, keeping the surface smooth and extending the life of the board.

The razor-thin, staple-free wire significantly reduces the surface area where a dart might hit and bounce out. This design helps your darts slide into the bed rather than deflecting, which ultimately leads to higher scores and less frustration.

Dartboards naturally wear out faster in high-traffic areas like the 20 segment. By rotating the number ring, you can shift the high-wear sections to less-used parts of the board, ensuring the sisal fibers wear down evenly across the entire surface.

The rotatable number ring allows you to periodically turn the board, ensuring that high-traffic segments like the 20s don't wear out prematurely. By rotating the board, you distribute the impact across the entire sisal surface, extending its overall lifespan.

Absolutely. By rotating the number ring, you can shift the high-traffic areas of the board—like the 20 segment—to less-used sections. This prevents uneven wear and significantly extends the board's lifespan.

Not at all. They are subtle visual aids designed to help you focus your aim during practice sessions. They provide a clear target without cluttering the board or interfering with your throw.

The board includes the necessary mounting hardware to attach it to a wall. You will need to ensure you have a sturdy surface to mount it to, as the board weighs 11 pounds.

No, the Viper AIM 360 is sold as a standalone board. You will need to purchase your own set of steel-tip or soft-tip darts separately.

The board includes the necessary mounting hardware for wall installation, but it does not come with darts. You will need to purchase your own set of steel-tip or soft-tip darts separately.

The high-resolution diamond markers act as visual guides for your aim. They provide a clear focal point within the doubles and triples segments, helping you practice precision and consistency during your training sessions.

The high-resolution diamond markers are located within the doubles and triples segments. They serve as visual guides to help you refine your aim and improve precision during practice sessions.

Yes, the board features a standard 17.75-inch diameter, which is the regulation size used for competitive play.

The board weighs 11 pounds. While it is a standard regulation-size board, you should ensure it is mounted to a sturdy wall or a dedicated dartboard cabinet that can support its weight securely.