The latest dartboard in the Blade series, the Winmau Blade 6 dartboard offers the latest sixth generation dartboard technology in addition to a stunning design.

With the latest Density Control™ wiring of the Blade 6, the board has an optimal fiber density and an improved hold of the darts in the double, triple and bullseye zones.

The matching ultra-thin wire at a 60° angle directs the darts into the hit area and significantly reduces the number of bouncers (rice off).

Compared to the Blade 5, the Bullseye and the Outerbull have an additional 25% thinner wire. This results in an even larger score area in the Bulls and it is easier to achieve higher scores.

Another selling point is the quality of the sisal used. Winmau uses the finest African sisal for its dartboards. The high quality of these sisal fibers and the rotatable number ring (regular rotation of the board distributes the wear and tear more evenly) guarantee a particularly long service life for the board.

It's also very easy to assemble, so you can start playing within minutes. The Blade 6 also features the easy-to-adjust Rota-Lock mounting system. The three leveling wheels make it possible to adjust the board perfectly, even on uneven walls!

The Blade 6 is professional tournament approved and manufactured to the official specifications of the World Darts Federation.

Winmau dartboards are by far the most popular and best-selling tournament dartboards worldwide. This is also reflected in the thousands of positive reviews and test results.

See for yourself

Traditionally best suited for steel darts (with metal tip).
Note from Dartshop.org:
This board is only partially suitable for soft darts (the holes produced by the soft darts leave strong marks compared to the Blade 5).
Visible cracks:
Sisal dartboards are made from natural products (sisal are fibers from the leaves of some agaves and are pressed under high pressure into the well-known, round shape). Therefore, visible cracks in the sisal are not production errors or defects (natural product).
As an explanation for all newcomers: The sisal fibers are usually twisted into strands and then cut into small slices. These strands are pressed in bundles. The transitions of the sisal strands can be visible (varying from board to board), so that the distinctive cracks can form.

Technical specifications

• Slice thickness: about 4cm
• Tournament diameter: 45cm
• Weight: about 5kg