Been thinking about trying some stone grips recently and was looking at the Colin Lloyds and Alan Taberns - but I saw these over at A180 and decided they were the ones. I've not seen them before on a UK site and was going to get some from an overseas shop some time ago but lost the link (it was Dutch I think) - glad I waited though as A180 were a lot cheaper lol.

Not tried them yet but they feel nice and grippy.

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Those are some good looking darts

I got the Alan Tabern stone grip from A180 too. Seriously grippy darts. Will post up a few pics when I get a chance. Those McDines look almost identical to the O' Shea stone grips. Had them before and they were gorgeous.

They look lovely, I've got some old stone precisions, not made anymore. But they're lovely arrows. Very grippy

From memory, the grip wore down slightly on the O' Sheas but it wasn't that noticeable, I'd say it went from Level 5 to a Level 4 and a half. Target make quality darts.

put some storm points on those babies and they ready to roll

I put some normal red medium stems and some standard flights on these last night and threw them for about half an hour. Didn't do a proper practise session at all, just a few games of 501. Hadn't hit any 180's since Saturday but managed 3 with these last night - here's the third of them (the pic's I got of the other 2 were all blurry lol)

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Really nice darts as you would expect from the no 1 dart maker around, and very satisfying to throw.

I think they were in all the UK shops when they first came out, but seem to be harder to get now, they are very grippy though. There was some on Ebay last week I think.