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Art. F5.15.02.A-32605
Dart Throw Line Cyberdine (Oche)
Precise throwing position – non-slip, durable & professional
For an exact feel for the game in hobby and tournament play
The Cyberdine dart throw line is the ideal addition to any dart setup, ensuring a clearly defined, rule-compliant throwing position. Whether at home, in a club, or in a restaurant – this oche improves precision and provides a professional playing experience. Thanks to its non-slip underside, it stays securely in place even during intense games.
Highlights & Features
Function: Exact marking of the throwing position (oche)
Design: Modern Cyberdine design – sporty & professional
Material: High-quality & durable for continuous use
Underside: Non-slip for a secure stand on various floors
Use: Suitable for steel tip and soft tip darts
Assembly: Simply place – ready for immediate use
Technical Data
Product Type: Dart Throw Line / Oche
Material: Robust plastic/rubber material
Underside: Anti-slip
Compatibility: Universal for dart areas
Area of Use: Indoors
Purpose: Marking the throwing distance
Advantages at a Glance
Rule-compliant throwing position for precise play
Secure grip due to non-slip underside
Durable & resilient with intensive use
Modern design for a professional look
Quick application without assembly effort
Ideal for home, clubs & gastronomy
Application
The throw line is simply placed on the floor in front of the dartboard and marks the correct throwing distance. It ensures consistent conditions for every game.
Scope of Delivery
1x Dart Throw Line Cyberdine
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
What is a dart throw line used for?
It marks the correct throwing position and ensures rule-compliant play.
Is the throw line non-slip?
Yes, the underside is specially designed for a secure grip on various floors.
Can the line be used for steel tip and soft tip darts?
Yes, it is universally suitable for both types of darts.
Does the throw line need to be assembled?
No, it is simply placed on the floor and is ready for immediate use.
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