【GRANDARTS】CARRYING STAND 's Japan Review

　It is quite lightweight and folds up much more compactly than one might imagine.
Two types of brackets are also convenient, and a carrying bag is also included.
The price is very reasonable for the all-inclusive price.

　The pole type design makes it easy for the impact of the arrow to escape.
It is a little bit noisier than a solid dart stand, but it is not as bad as a pole dart stand.
The sound of the darts being stuck is a little quieter than with a solid dart stand.
(On the Granboard 2 and Granboard Dash late model)
It is lightweight, so there is a possibility that it may shift when you use it depending on the place where you install it.
But if you mark it with tape or put a mat on it, I don't think it will be much of a problem.
If you mark it with tape or put a mat on it, I don't think it will be much of a problem.
If you don't like the darts hitting the tripod, you can put a towel or cushioning material on the tripod.
I think it is a good idea.

I hope this helps.

Installation is quick and easy, with no hassles at all. Cleanup takes no time at all, so it is easy to put it up when you want to and put it away when you are done. The brackets make it easy to set up the board.
The reason for the 4 stars is that the included measuring chain is good for the height, but the distance to the throw line seems to be for hardboards, so it would be better to measure separately for softboards. (Maybe it is for soft boards, but the stand moves when you try to tighten the chain...)
So, if you have a carrying bag for the softboard and the softboard, it would be easier to take the softboard out of the house.
It may be the best choice for those who want to throw it in their rooms but don't want to have a stand in the way all the time.
Just for your information, boards that are not bracket-compatible cannot be used (Darts Live 200S, etc...). By the way, Darts Live ZERO board is bracket-compatible.)