They are sexy as mate. Think they would look great on my puma's. lol

Damn JD, they almost as heavy as your barrels!!!


The look great, too expensive for me as i would love to try them, maybe one day if someone makes a cheapo version

Rebel wrote:

Damn JD, they almost as heavy as your barrels!!!


The look great, too expensive for me as i would love to try them, maybe one day if someone makes a cheapo version

Darts Warehouse has some aluminum ones pretty cheap. Jimbo uses them I think. Same shape and cheaper.

Sounds good to me, cheers

Yes, I have been using them for a good 6 months now and love them. They cost me around the $10 mark.

look nice

In October, 2011, World Darts Federation pronounced on the validity of the use of the ceramic points, said " Japanese points ", in competition. it proceeded to the modification of one of articles of its regulation of set and management of the competitions, by adding the mention that every dart consists of one metallic point

The use of the ceramic points, said " Japanese points " is thus strictly forbidden there compétition.
We can play with these conversion points or not??

According to PDC/BDO rules... Yes.

These aren't ceramic.


From the DRA official rule book...

5.1 Players shall provide their own darts which shall not exceed an overall maximum
length of 30.5 cms (12ins) nor weigh more than 50 grams. Each dart shall consist of a
needle shaped point which shall be fixed to a barrel. At the rear of the barrel shall be
an attached flighted stem which may consist of up to a maximum of three separate
pieces (namely any combination of; a flight, a flight securing device and a stem).

does not say metal point. ! so why not ceramic?

Saber wrote:

does not say metal point. ! so why not ceramic?

What is a ceramic point and where are they sold?

I've personally never seen one or heard of one.

I think he meant plastic tip?

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This point is forbidden in France to play it steel-tip ( WDF rules )

Hmmm. Weird. Don't know why you couldn't use those.

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This point is forbidden in France to play it steel-tip ( WDF rules )

A WDF rule? I was not aware of this. Thanks.

I don't see the value of the rule. The conversion tip provides no unfair advantage, it is not a safety hazard, and it does not ruin the boards. What caused the WDF to create this rule?

JD wrote:

Sadly I just have the points. My custom soft tip darts haven't arrived yet
Very nice product though. I like the fact that they came with the o rings already on there.
They should for $26! Can't wait to test it out.

Beautiful points. Not as light as I thought they'd be though. What is the length (in MM) from the tip without the threads?

habanerojooz wrote:

JD wrote:

Sadly I just have the points. My custom soft tip darts haven't arrived yet
Very nice product though. I like the fact that they came with the o rings already on there.
They should for $26! Can't wait to test it out.

Beautiful points. Not as light as I thought they'd be though. What is the length (in MM) from the tip without the threads?

25mm. They also come a bit shorter and in 28's.

So how are these points JD? Are they lighter than others? Ones i have to heavy and throw off the balance to much

USMC80 wrote:

So how are these points JD? Are they lighter than others? Ones i have to heavy and throw off the balance to much

They are all around awesome. Very light.I bought the 25mm ones and they are a bit short for me. I currently have the points listed on Ebay and I'll be buying the 28mm shortly.

Like you, weight was always the big issue for me. 99% of conversion points throw the balance of a dart WAY off.

These DO NOT. They are what I've always been looking for. Great product.

Great! Look forward to giving them a go. Thanks

I have been using the conversion points from darts warehouse for over 6 months now and I can not fault them. I dont notice any balance issues. My dart flies the same if it has a soft tip point in it and also flies the same if I use 1 of my other steel tip sets.

I can throw my dart holding it up the front, in the middle or at the back.

I'd like to see the aluminum ones on a scale Jimbo.

They must be right around a gram.

Aluminum is lighter than titanium but it all depends on how they are made.

I need to get myself a digital scale. Will look for 1 next week when I get paid again.

Just ordered a set of digital pocket scales 100g for $8 and free postage. Woo hoo.

I decided that the 25mm points were just too short for me. Sold those to Mac for 1/2 price and used that $$ to buy the 28mm ones. I'm am 100% happy with them now. Except for the price, this is a perfect product. Eliminates ALL the previous problems with conversion points. They used to be too long, too heavy, and throw off the balance of the dart. These do NONE of that. A perfect all around product.

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nice, can't wait to try mine

Not sure why the stainless costs more than the titanium. Wonder what the weight is?

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Here is the weight of both of my sets of conversion points.

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What's the material Jimbo. Aren't the ones from Dartwarehouse aluminum?

Im not sure what the material is mate. They dont say on the website what they are made from.