On the board, the Damon Heta Series 3 Harrows darts felt very “honest” – no surprises, just a solid, modern tapered barrel that rewards a straight throw. Gav immediately clicked with them, finding tight groupings and some very tidy scores, especially when attacking the 20s and the bull. The rear push-point and gentle taper gave him a feeling of control that made the dart easy to aim and repeat.
Max didn’t get his usual flood of big scores in the short test window, but still found them comfortable in the hand. The slightly front-weighted balance and multi-zone grip make this a flexible option whether you hold more towards the front, centre or rear. The key is that the grip never feels too harsh, so you can throw with a relaxed hand without worrying about the barrel sticking.
Overall, it’s a really well-judged player dart: plenty of detail and personality, but still “sensible” enough that a wide range of players could pick it up and get on with it quickly.
