The full question is:
Do you practice with shoes or without shoes?
I personally without.
Do you practice with shoes or without shoes?
I personally without.
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Are you Simon Whitlock? Apparently he practices barefoot as well - he reckons he would be an inch or so closer once he puts his shoes on lol. Myself I practice in a pair of house slippers or a pair of trainers.
Now I practice with. That way I know I am at the right height to when I play.
With the same shoes I play league darts. I just feel the more consistent your attire is when you practice and when you play, that is an edge. I always wear short sleeve shirts with lots of room in the sleeve so they don't bind when I throw.
As for pants, I'm pretty flexible, but I always wear pants of some sort. Casual long, casual short, sweats, jeans, etc. No kilts, battle thongs or grass skirts. And never a hat of any kind.   (12-23-2013, 09:32 PM)USMC80 Wrote:(12-23-2013, 09:19 PM)Milkysunshine Wrote: Battle thongs?? ...I guess for the superstitious types!I think Larry has a flourescent green one he sports Now I have to wash my mind's eye out with lye soap. Damn you, damn you for that image.Guests cannot see images in the messages. Please register at the forum by clicking here to see images. 
I've got a member of my dart team who prefers to compete in sandals, two actually, short sleeves are preferred... sometimes the pub is so cold that's hard to do. I personally got a Patagonia down vest for just such an occasion.
I often throw barefooted at home so I am considering bringing along my Minnetowka moccasins to league nights for that flat footed feel. 
With shoes. I also find at this time of year a polyester fleece pullover or sweater works well to keep my arm warm and they are light and non-binding.
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