I am teaching grandkids to throw darts. Ages 6 and 5. Do soft point darts have to be thrown harder than steel tip darts to stick?
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Takes less toget the steel tip to stick, Ive ever had any darts fall or bounce out.
1380871
My sister has had this since last Xmas 2013 & I just got it for my youngest son. It still worked great when he played with the game. After a year & still looks new. He loved it so much. I had to get his own set for Xmas. I did get extra darts too. For both boys to play with. Hope this helps!!
1302335
No. The threads are smaller than a bar dart. These tips are for personal darts.
2225255
I use a 4' by 8' target made of 2X4s turned on their side to throw knives and tomahawks. These knives do fine. I have had no problems with the tips. You just have to make sure to wiggle them out of the wood in the same direction as the sharp edges. They are heavy enough and pointed enough that they will sink in 1/2" depending on how hard you throw.
1302282
When you place the dart into the mouth piece it has like a little catch thing that holds it in place, you hear a little click when you know its in right. . We have been using the blow guns for awhile and never had one get sucked into our throat area. there is a plastic end on the darts.. you would really have to inhale huge to get it to do something like that. Our daughter was 10 when we got these and she never had any problems. The blow guns are a lot of fun.
1741638
No, diameter is too small. Make the darts go far and accurate. Btw, not for children!
1946243
I have not had any issues with the darts falling out but I recomend steel tip
658144
They are pretty sharp in my opinion. Using a 30 Lb bow accidentally shot a 0.5 inch particle board. It penetrated.Would not recommend these for little kids.
1561995
Not yet. I have been using my own darts with thick tips I got from a local bar. I have to hold the board every time I pull the darts out because they stick TOO MUCH but I have never had them bounce out consistantly on me.
1580431
If this is the game I bought that has magnetic darts then it is not very heavy. I think it is light enough to hang up with tape. We love it and it is fun. You can flip these magnetic darts around using a different style to release! Not just the standard old way of throwing a dart. Buy it!!!! I think you will be glad you did.
316691
Hi, yes it will work for great for a 5 year old and should for a 3 year old. It is easy to pull back, no problem and with nice soft darts if they tend to 'aim' at each other no one will get hurt, lol.
915369
I would say it depends on the 6 yr old. They can certainly physically manage to play with it, but like anything that can potentially hurt someone, they need to have good judgment, ie, not shooting someone else in the face. More a liability thing. Fun for all ages though.
658146
Unless the arrow has a rubber stopper on it no children under 16 years of age should be allowed to shoot a real bow without supervision. I have purchased some of the "dull" or bullet point arrows for my 9 y/o twin granddaughters. They bounce off anything other that a foam target. Again the important thing is SUPERVISION FOR CHILDREN.
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Yes Attacknids work perfectly with regular Nerf Darts. They fly out like rockets ;-)
965893
As near as I can tell the darts that ship with the game are not labeled or documented for size. So short of weighing them, there is no way to know. That said, any soft tip dart will work, dart weight is a matter of preference. I have a variety of weights and configurations that I stow with my dart board to accommodate various user preferences.
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I'm not sure..our boys are 8-10 years old and these darts generate a lot of speed. I thought the pink/purple one was for girls but given the age span and same Air Hunterz company, I'd give it a chance.
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We bought this pogo stick when our oldest was about 12 and youngest about 9. The youngest is a small child and doesn't weigh much so he had a harder time with it at first, the older one could use it just fine. My younger one is almost 12 now and can jump on it really well now. I think the weight of the person has a lot to do with it, seems like about 60ish pounds is the magic number to make it "easy," though it is possible to use with less effectiveness at a lower weight. Breaking in the springs doesn't hurt either though. I'd say just give it some time.