I have got these two sets recently, therefore I haven't thrown the darts a lot now.
Showtime Odyssey (22.05 - 22.02 - 22.05 grams)
What I noticed pretty quick was that the very square nose of the Odyssey darts causes a lot of "bounce outs"... very often when the second dart hits the flights of the first dart the second dart doesn't find it's way into the board. Usually darts will be deflected in a case like that but the Odyssey darts tend to bounce off very often. Because they are very long for my liking the land flat in the board and it happens even more often. Despite of that it's nice darts.
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Unicorn Chris Dobey (23.08 - 23.07 - 23.07 grams)
When I saw the new Dobey darts the first time I thought it's very strange looking darts, but then I saw Chris Dobey on TV and recognized that he actually uses old Target Colin Lloyd Stone Grip darts. So there is at least a little similarity in the look. Anyway the grip is very different to the Target Colin Lloyd Stone Grip darts since the Target darts have a high level of grip and the new Unicorn darts are at the best slightly above a medium grip level.
Sadly I don't have Target Stone Grip darts to compare them. From my experience I am very certain that these two darts differ a lot. I think even a classical ring-grip is closer to the Stone Grip than these darts are. They remind me of the new Tony O'Shea darts with the rounded ring-grip.
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Showtime Odyssey (22.05 - 22.02 - 22.05 grams)
What I noticed pretty quick was that the very square nose of the Odyssey darts causes a lot of "bounce outs"... very often when the second dart hits the flights of the first dart the second dart doesn't find it's way into the board. Usually darts will be deflected in a case like that but the Odyssey darts tend to bounce off very often. Because they are very long for my liking the land flat in the board and it happens even more often. Despite of that it's nice darts.
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Unicorn Chris Dobey (23.08 - 23.07 - 23.07 grams)
When I saw the new Dobey darts the first time I thought it's very strange looking darts, but then I saw Chris Dobey on TV and recognized that he actually uses old Target Colin Lloyd Stone Grip darts. So there is at least a little similarity in the look. Anyway the grip is very different to the Target Colin Lloyd Stone Grip darts since the Target darts have a high level of grip and the new Unicorn darts are at the best slightly above a medium grip level.
Sadly I don't have Target Stone Grip darts to compare them. From my experience I am very certain that these two darts differ a lot. I think even a classical ring-grip is closer to the Stone Grip than these darts are. They remind me of the new Tony O'Shea darts with the rounded ring-grip.
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