Viper Products

Viper dart barrels are made of tungsten, nickel silver or alloy, and the alloy options include brass. Tungsten is the most common of the three on this page, offered at 80, 90 or 95 percent. Whichever barrel material you pick, Viper darts are warranted against manufacturer defects, and the length varies by product.

Get a sisal Viper dart board if you throw steel-tip darts, or an electronic board if you throw soft-tip darts and want automatic scoring. The sisal boards have a regulation 17.75-inch face with a rotating number ring, while the electronic scoring boards have a regulation 15.5-inch target and dozens of built-in games. Set the throw line at 7 feet 9.25 inches for steel-tip or 8 feet for soft-tip.

Viper scoreboards come as chalk or dry erase boards, light-up boards and ProScore electronic scorers. The chalk and dry erase boards keep score for Cricket and 01, with the Cricket boards in large and small sizes plus a magnetic dry erase option. Light-up boards are back-lit or side-lit and marked with neon markers or oil pencils, while ProScore scorers handle the scoring math for up to 8 players across 40 games.

Most Viper dart board cabinets on this page come as a set with a dartboard, while a smaller group is sold as the cabinet alone. The boards in those sets include sisal boards for steel-tip darts and electronic boards for soft-tip darts. If you already own a board, choose a cabinet-only listing and check that it suits your board type.

Nearly every Viper dart set on this page holds three darts, each with its own shaft and flight. Beyond the darts, most sets pack spare flights plus a dart tool, and soft-tip sets usually add spare tips. Only some sets include a dart case, so check the listing if you want one.