how much should someone really be spending?

20-40

What they can afford.

Robbie the Robot wrote:

What they can afford.

Gotta give ya a plus 1 for that Robbie

it depends what your after and if you know wether or not the dart will suit you. Try ebay for cheaper 2nd hand darts to find what you like and then go from there. Don't be fooled into paying silly money just because a set has a pro's name on it either

hamo wrote:

it depends what your after and if you know wether or not the dart will suit you. Try ebay for cheaper 2nd hand darts to find what you like and then go from there. Don't be fooled into paying silly money just because a set has a pro's name on it either

oooh another plus 1 - great advice!

I will spend more money if it worth and fit with me
but to try some darts for fun and maybe to swap it i will spend around 10-30 Pound should be a nice price.

I don't pay too much because I know that's there's bound to be another set that ill like and want to buy so I keep it reasonable

Pay what you like for the set that works for you buddy. I have had £6-00 sets that have been great I have had £50-00 sets that have been equally as great. Your confidence will grow when you start playing comps and winning matches so the right darts for you are of paramount importance but as Hamo says it's not about the price it's what feels right in your hand and what goes where your aiming. If you are lucky enough to have a darts shop near you go try a few sets out you will soon know what works and what doesn't.

Exactly, the more you spend is not going to guarantee that you will play better with them, you could throw great with a set for less than £10 and rubbish with a set that is £100.

When I buy a set, I go to my local dart shop and throw with 2 or 3 sets that I like the look of. I will throw each set for 10 mins or so before making a descision. My descision isnt overly influenced by price because the cost of the darts has nothing to do with how they feel in your hand.