dcb1001 's Japan Review

Due to the space limitations of my home, I wanted a stand that I could install in the smallest possible space, considering that I would have to move it around.
It was easy to assemble, but it would have been great if the direction of the pipes were a little easier to understand. (In fact, I had to reassemble the stand twice because it was difficult to find the right direction when assembling it...)
However, I am satisfied with the product. It is stable and does not shake or topple over when darts are stuck in it, so I can enjoy it without any stress.
It is very good that there are pre-drilled holes on the backboard for the dartboard attachment points. I was able to install it without hesitation.

When I saw it in the picture, I wondered if it would be stable enough...?" I bought it even though I wondered if it would be stable enough.
I actually use it for home practice (hardboarding), and it does not wobble or fall over, so it is a product I can use for daily practice. If you are worried about the stability, you may want to prepare some weights separately.

The assembly method is to fix the pipes with screws, so if you read the instructions carefully and do not make any mistakes in the installation location or orientation of the left and right sides, a man can assemble it by himself. The backboard is heavy, so it may be a little difficult for a woman to assemble it alone.

The included Easy Fit is also thin but solid and can withstand the weight of the hardboard well. It is also easy to move, making it easy to redecorate the room.

However, it cannot be placed close to the wall (there is a 10cm protrusion on the back of the base to prevent accidents from tipping over), so when purchasing, please calculate "protrusion of the base + about 2cm thickness of the backboard + thickness of the dartboard (about 4cm for a hard board)" and then add the following to the calculation: "the distance to the throw line + about 2cm thickness of the backboard + about 4cm thickness of the dartboard (about 2cm for a hard board). (The distance to the throw-in line + throw space)".

Not related to the product, but Yasuko Uehara pro is cute.
It looks easy to assemble... ♪

It's good to wear 200s and cheap, isn't it?