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Why do we use Rare Earth Magnets? (Neodymium)
90008-Doinkit™ Darts
The Doinkit™ Dart set was designed with one thing in mind... To develop the best playing magnetic dart set on the planet. We think we succeeded. Each of our acclaimed Doinkit™ Darts uses N-35 Neodymium rare earth magnets™ (Neodymium is a more expensive magnet than Aluminum Nickel Cobalt (Alnico) and of course much more costly than standard ceramic magnets). Combined with our space age Doinkit™ material that is light, durable and keeps the dart always flying perfectly true, we feel we have the perfect dart. This is the finest, most well designed and balanced magnetic dart set made at any price!
Comes with 6 perfectly balanced (6.23 gms.) darts with Neodymium magnets that will work on any magnetic dartboard.
Ages 3 and up.
For official Doinkit™ Dart rules and other games you can play
Doinkit™ Darts Official Rules
Rules of Standard Play or 501
Players: Two players
Doinkit™ Darts: Three for each player
Play: The object of Standard Play is to be the first team or player to reach zero from a starting score of 501. During his turn, a player throws three darts and subtracts his total from his previous score until he reaches zero.
This game is simple, but it becomes tricky as the players near the zero score. To win, a player not only has to reach zero exactly, but also must obtain it through a "double." For example, if a player has 18 points left, he needs to hit a double 9 in order to win. The closer each player gets to zero, the more exciting and difficult Standard Play becomes. A player may not go below zero. If this happens the players turn is over whether they have thrown all three darts or not.
Standard Play can also be started from point values of 301, 601, 801, 1001 and any other value ending in 01.
Because of the special shape of the Doinkit™ Dart tip the player has to determine where the "majority" of the dart lies in order to score correctly. Common sense and a good eye will help. (hint) The dart has a grid pattern on it to assist in your calculations