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My husband plays a lot of darts with his friends and our sons love watching him. Since he has a bristle board and steel tip darts, the boys can’t play with him. I found this and couldn’t resist to give them the chance to play like their dad, but with something safe! The boys love this and it keeps them entertained for hours. I keep it put away and only bring it out every few days to make sure it is still a novel toy for the kids.The board and darts are decent quality and perfect for our kids. I recommend this dart board!

This was a pretty cool little toy that my young teen asked for but the packaging is for 2 or 3 year olds. I actually ended up removing it from the package prior to gifting because he would have been embarassed opening it in front of his friends.

Good sized board for magnetic darts. Gets the family up and playing together instead of always sitting watching TV. Magnetic darts stick well with only mirror slips. Good quality basic game board.

I thought they were target boards. They are actually rolled up targets. A little disappointing.

I bought it for my students to play during recreation time in summer school. I let them play and they have to calculate their own scores to determine who the winner is. Just used it today. Sometimes the darts don't land flat, magnet to magnet, but it's still worth it.

Easy to set up and great for vacation or camping. Great little product for kids and family.

I like this dart board because it is portable, good weight and safe for y grandkids. This will be a fun addition to their camping activities. The family loves outdoor sports and they are all very competitive with each other. I think there will be hours of fun with this dart board.

Overall, the quality is actually quite good. And I actually prefer it over the plastic models, which tend to look and feel cheap. It's also quieter. The problem is that the hanging bar makes the stick out about an inch off the door (or wall, etc.). So when you throw a dart, it is harder to "stick", because the board pushes back. So the dart slides down and then sticks manages to stick or falls off altogether.The design is flawed, unfortuately. I told my child I would cut off the bar and try to make it work, but I shouldn't have to and so far haven't been motivated to do it.