【DARTSLIVE】DARTSLIVE-ZERO BOARD 's Japan Review

I have used the 100S and 200S, and I think the quietness is much improved.
Compared to throwing a hard board, the hard board is a little quieter, but I would say it is getting to about the level of the hard level.
As for the sting, I use a rip point and it sticks shallower than the 200S. When I pull it out, I feel that the zero board is pulled out easily. I have not had it bounced so far even though it sticks shallowly.
The dart itself sticks firmly even at 16.5 grams.
This board performance is ideal for 200S. I think this board is perfect for people who live alone and could only use a hard board because of the noise.

I received the product and will review it as soon as possible. To be clear, the quietness of this thing is awesome! The segment texture is the same as the 100s and 200s, but it outperforms the hardboards! If you have never been able to play soft tip darts because of the noise, I highly recommend you give this dartboard a try! The back of the dartboard has holes for mounting in the same arrangement as the 100S and 200S, so the pole stand for Darts Live can be used without modification.

Definitely, it's quieter!
Hardboards are heavy, so I appreciate this one, light and easy to handle.
I was surprised it was quieter than the 200s. The hardboard is quieter than the stones, but at a level that would be fine in an apartment.
I don't know about durability yet, but so far no damage!

When I bought my first soft dartboard, I was very hesitant to choose a hard board because of the sound problem, but it was a great decision.
The sound is about the same as knocking on a desk at school.
I think it is much quieter than the sound you hear in review videos.

It is very good. It is quiet and has one of the strongest cosmetics. The only weak point is the weak black place where the numbers are written. It is mesh and I guess it is supposed to be lightweight, but beginners should have a tendency to throw it here. In my case, an ana opened up in the 15 number area. But if a beginner throws home, this should be the first choice.

Quietness ◎ Lightness ◎ Appearance ◎ Price
I have no complaints about this product.

I used to use a Granboard 3, and although I had made it quieter (filled with putty), the noise was still quite loud and I was hesitant to use it at night.
I was hesitant to use it at night because it was too noisy and I rarely used it for online games.

The quietness is about the same or slightly inferior to the hardboard.

It is easy to pull out, but it is harder to stick and I feel like I get bounced around more often.

If you are going to start throwing houses and are concerned about the noise, I would recommend it.

It arrived today, so I installed it and threw it around.
It's very quiet and I have no problem with the sting.
I can practice comfortably.
I live in a concrete apartment.
I can definitely practice in the daytime without any problems with the piercing sound.
I don't have to worry about the sound even at night.
The only thing that bothers me more is the sound when I drop the mat down.
I would recommend that you also have a mat set up.
This is a great product for those who want to throw it in the air.
I'm going to practice sneaking around and aiming for A A.
I'd like to aim for A A.

○ About installation
The included product is a type that is hooked to the wall with embedded screws, so those who do not wish to drill holes in the wall will need to be creative in installation.
When embedding screws, it is necessary to precisely measure the positions of the four screw holes, which is quite tricky, so we recommend the purchase of a blanket, etc. (sold separately).

○About the sound
The sound has been reduced from a "bang" to a "thump," but not to the level that it is not bothersome at all compared to conventional boards.
However, I think it depends on the weight of the darts and the arrow power. I throw with 21g and have arrow power, so those who throw softly will get more effect.

About the segment
It sticks as well as the darts live in the store.
(I use a condor tip).
However, it may be bounced, so if you don't want to scratch the floor, it would be better to put a mat or something on the floor.

○About Surround
It is made of a hard sponge-like material.
I like it because it looks good on the board.

Compared to the 200S, the quietness is reasonably improved.
I have installed it on a Dynastie metal rack, and I think the sound of the impact of the dart being stabbed is louder than the sound of the dart being transmitted to the metal rack and reverberating.
The noise level is less than the sound of a kitchen knife, which I often hear in the kitchen, and the level is the same as the sound of a hard tap on the keyboard of a desktop PC, which is the level of experience.

I use a darts live pole in a certain palace, which is notorious for its thin walls, and so far I have had no complaints. It's pretty quiet and I highly recommend it!

Quietness."

When the darts hit the board, a loud "thump! when a dart hits the board.
Specifically, people on the same floor can hear it, and people on a different floor have to listen very carefully to hear it.
However, for a soft darts board, I think it is quiet enough.
(Incidentally, the board is mounted against a wall, and the tip used is a Premium Rip Point No. 5.)

How well the darts stick (or slip) through the board.

The darts stick in and out of the tip...it's just amazing!
The darts stick in and out wonderfully, especially better than the DARTSLIVE2 in bars and other places.

Surround Sound

The shadow MVP of the DARTSLIVE-ZERO BOARD is this one.
It is easy to install and is a great partner to keep the darts from falling and damaging the wall if you miss a shot.
If you are not used to throwing darts, this will be a very useful item for you.


General Comments."

For the price, this is a great product that performs well.
It is one step away from being quiet, but the darts stick (and release) wonderfully.
The surround that comes with the board is also great, as it prevents darts from falling and damaging the walls, making it one of the best softboards for home use.

If I were to give advice to first-time board buyers, they should keep in mind that the board is larger and heavier than they think.
Measure the size of the board and where it will be installed, and consider how it will be set up to handle the weight before purchasing.
However, once you have it set up properly, you will have a great practice environment at home.