Target TOR Professional Dartboard

One-line verdict

For players who prioritize smooth dart entry, modern aesthetics, and even wear distribution, the Target TOR offers Madagascan sisal and stainless-steel spider construction that outperforms traditional boards in bounce-out reduction while providing a quieter, more forgiving feel than ultra-thin wire flagships.

How it compares

• vs Winmau Blade 6 ($90): Target TOR wins on softer sisal feel and Peak-Fix rotation ring, Winmau Blade 6 wins on official PDC match heritage and wire thinness
• vs Unicorn Eclipse Pro ($75): Target TOR wins on modern design and visibility, Unicorn Eclipse Pro wins on ultra-slim wire target area increase

AI-summarized review themes

Frequently praised

• Stainless steel spider and Peak-Fix system deliver noticeably fewer bounce-outs than budget boards, with reviewers citing “darts rarely fall out even on light hits”
• High-visibility numbering and smooth sisal surface make scoring easier during long sessions; many note it feels “softer and quieter” than Winmau equivalents
• Excellent even wear thanks to 36XTEN rotation ring, extending board life with monthly rotations

Frequently criticized

• Slightly higher price than basic professional boards for the marginal gains in softness
• Some early units had minor bullseye alignment issues that were resolved in later batches

Best for

Daily home practice, players who value aesthetics and quiet operation, intermediate to advanced steel-tip users

Not for

Budget-first buyers who just need basic functionality, soft-tip electronic players, or tournament venues requiring official PDC boards

Specifications

Spec	Value
Diameter	18 inches (regulation)
Material	Premium Madagascan sisal
Wire Type	Stainless steel spider
Bullseye	Self-healing radial
Mounting	Peak-Fix lock and level system

Data sources

• Estimated ~1200 public reviews referenced across Dartshopper, Amazon, Reddit/Darts, Target Darts site
• Review period: 2024–2026
• Last generated: 2026-04-09