TARGET TOR dartboard vs Blade 6: 12 Months later

In today’s video I’m reviewing the Target TOR Dartboard after using it consistently for almost 12 months. This isn’t a comparison based on first impressions. This is a long-term, real-world look at how the board has held up, how it compares visually to the Winmau Blade 6, and what I’ve learned about durability, points, graphics, and overall performance. I also talk about why my Blade 6 looks more battered than the Target TOR, how leaving darts in the board affects wear, and why certain number ring designs create more bounce outs than others. Along the way we look at symmetry, spider design, wire layout, and the growing trend of brands copying each other’s features. As always, I keep it honest, practical, and based only on my own experience. ⏱️ Chapters / Timestamps 00:00 – Intro 00:12 – My dartboards over the past year 00:45 – Why the Blade 6 looks more worn 01:25 – How leaving darts in affects the board 02:10 – Starting the Target Tour long-term review 02:38 – Pros of the Target Tour board 03:30 – Symmetry, graphics, and design 04:10 – Wire layout and number ring 05:00 – Bounce-outs and durability 06:05 – Point types and why they matter 07:00 – My 12-month conclusion 07:40 – Other boards I plan to test 08:10 – Final thoughts 08:25 – Movie quote ending #targetdarts #targettor #tordartboard