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Edge Throw Lines FAQs
Is a toe line for a dart board the same as a throw line?
Yes, a toe line and a throw line are the same mark, which is also called the oche. It is the line players must stand behind when they throw. Every marker on this page is printed to mark that spot on the floor and help keep players' toes behind it, at either the steel tip or soft tip distance.
How do I install a dart throw line sticker in the right spot?
To place a dart throw line sticker, measure along the floor from the face of the dartboard, center the marker in front of the board, then peel and stick. Set it 7 feet 9.25 inches out for steel tip play or 8 feet for soft tip, measuring flat rather than on a diagonal from the bullseye. For the full setup, check the official dartboard measurements.
What is the scale printed on a dart throw line marker for?
The scale on a Viper Edge dart throw line marker is the Axis Rectifier Scale, which helps you adjust your stance consistently throw after throw. It is printed directly on the line, and every marker on this page carries it, so the choice between them comes down to color and design.
Should I choose a stick-on marker or a laser dart throw line?
Choose a stick-on marker if you want a physical line on the floor, or a laser dart throw line if you would rather not stick anything down. Every marker on this page is a stick-on style, while a laser projects a beam onto the floor at your set distance, which is handy on carpet or in a shared space. Browse our dartboard accessories to finish your setup.

