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square and be sure that it will be plumb.
Not only this but it also locks your board in place as
effectively as any of the third party rotating brackets
on the market and represents a considerable saving
when you consider that this is supplied with the
board!
and regular rotation I have to say that so far I have
been impressed with the way the Dual Core has held
up in the early stages.
Now at an RRP of £44.99 the Dual Core represents
one of the more expensive boards on the market,
but with the Rota-Lock included it still represents
reasonable value for money in my opinion.
I know there seemed to be a few bounceouts at
Lakeside but don’t let that reflect too badly on
the Dual Core or alter your decision to go out and
buy one. The heat and light on stage can affect
dartboards and pressure on players can make them
throw at blocked targets or make poor decisions
when a dart is hanging on.
Finally the Dual Core itself. Well I have to say at
this point that I am not a player who suffers heavily
with bounceouts in the first place although during
the last couple of weeks of practicing on the Dual
Core I have had very few, I would estimate less than
normal in fact.
As for the second aim of the Dual Core technology,
the longevity, it is probably too early to give you
a true reflection of this, although with proper care
Overall I would rate the Dual Core board as a 4.5/5,
with price being my only concern. If you are