That 180 hit had incredible grouping and was perfectly aligned in the middle of the bed, here is proof that I just placed them into the treble with my hands:
Now let us move on to the next part of the review, the accessories and case, the Peter Wright very thin darts came with two sets of flights and two sets of stems - both of which fit into the barrels and allow the darts to fly at the board. The case I really like, it is one of the aluminium cases but unlike the ones I've had before this one is less bulky and fits into the pocket nicely, be careful though, if you are wearing tight jeans when placing this in your pocket it does make it look like you have a stiffy. Here is another picture showing the case:
As you can see the case sits nicely onto a £295 Charlie French Heritage cricket bat, a bat that I highly recommend, it has 11 perfectly straight grains as you can see and the ball absolutely pings off the middle when you connect, if you are thinking of getting a new bat then definitely go for this one - the only snag I have found with the bat when reviewing it is the middle is quite high and on early or late season English pitches when the ball is staying low this may be a problem, but Charlie French does offer other bats with lower middles and I belive you can even get the Heritage at a custom specification.
To finish, here is a meaningless photo of my hand holding a few other barrels, supposedly this sort of photograph when doing a review is for you, the reader, to make a comparison, but I suspect these other reviewers do it for a more sinister reason, and that is to show that they have these barrels and you may not, very sinister undertones...
Well, that was my review, if you liked it please hit the subscribe button and follow @MattClarkDarts, thank you.
