BETTER THAN A BLADE X??? CHEAPEST PRO DARTBOARD

What is the cheapest pro dartboard you can actually buy, and is it any good? In this video, I take a gamble on an NPQ dartboard from Red Dragon and Winmau. NPQ stands for Near Perfect Quality, which basically means these boards didn’t make the cut visually. They’re not damaged. They’re not faulty. They just didn’t meet cosmetic standards. Functionally though, they’re still proper boards. The interesting part is you don’t know exactly which board you’re getting. It could be a single core, dual core, or even a triple core Blade 6. That means you could end up with a proper £80 tournament-level dartboard for less than half the price. I mount it on the wall, throw some darts, check how it looks up close, and see how it holds up over time. The real question is simple. Are these NPQ dartboards the best bargain in darts, or is there a catch? If you’re looking for the best dartboard on a budget, this might surprise you. Thanks for watching, and as always, enjoy the video. CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPS 0:00 What is the cheapest pro dartboard? 0:14 What is an NPQ dartboard? 0:46 How to identify which dartboard you received 1:27 Why NPQ dartboards are so cheap 2:29 Mounting the board and first impressions 3:27 First darts thrown at the NPQ dartboard 5:24 Early durability and hole size test 7:21 2–3 week update and long-term condition 8:53 Final verdict, is it worth buying? #blade6 #dartboard #bladex