A magnetic board is not a cheaper bristle board. It is a different thing. The darts have no\npoints, so the board can go in a room where a steel tip would be a bad idea: a child's bedroom, a\nplayroom, a caravan, an office wall where the plaster matters.
\n\nYou throw the same games, you score the same way, and nothing in the room gets a hole in it.
\n\nThe magnets are sealed inside the board and inside the head of each dart. A dart lands, the two\nmagnets meet, and it stays where it is. Because nothing has to penetrate the surface, the board\ncan be a rolled sheet rather than a solid slab, which is why it weighs almost nothing and stores\nflat.
\n\nThe lanyard is the whole mounting system. A door hook, a nail or a picture hook is enough. If\nyou want to be traditional about it, the centre of the bullseye at 1.73 m and a throw line 2.37 m\naway is the adult setup, but with children the line usually ends up wherever they can reach.
\n\nMove the line rather than the board when a younger player wants a turn.
\n\nTwo honest limits. A magnetic dart has less mass than a steel tip, so it does not fly the same\nway, and a player used to a proper board will feel that immediately. And on a windy day outdoors,\na light dart goes where the wind puts it.
\n\nIf the throwing is serious, the sisal board in this range is the one you want. If the point is\nthat the whole family can play in the same room, this is.
\n\nRoll it, do not fold it. A crease across a scoring bed never quite lies flat again, and a dart\nthat lands on a crease slides. Keep the darts in one place: loose magnetic darts collect every\npaperclip and screw in the drawer.
", "llm_summary": "Roll up magnetic dart board supplied with blunt magnetic darts, so there is no point on the dart and no hole in the wall. Hangs on a lanyard with no fixings and rolls away for storage. Recommended from age 8. The listing publishes no diameter and none is claimed. Sold by Sports Warehouse UK, delivered across the United Kingdom, free over 100 pounds.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Statutory 14-day cancellation right under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, plus a further 14 days to return the goods. Consumer Rights Act 2015 applies to faulty or misdescribed goods.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Sports Warehouse UK", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://mysportswarehouse.co.uk/dart-magnetic-board", "canonical_url": "https://mysportswarehouse.co.uk/dart-magnetic-board", "json_url": "https://mysportswarehouse.co.uk/api/products/dart-magnetic-board.json", "updated_at": "2026-09-02", "compare_at_price": 69, "description_text": "What a magnetic board is actually for A magnetic board is not a cheaper bristle board. It is a different thing. The darts have no\npoints, so the board can go in a room where a steel tip would be a bad idea: a child's bedroom, a\nplayroom, a caravan, an office wall where the plaster matters. You throw the same games, you score the same way, and nothing in the room gets a hole in it. How it holds the dart The magnets are sealed inside the board and inside the head of each dart. A dart lands, the two\nmagnets meet, and it stays where it is. Because nothing has to penetrate the surface, the board\ncan be a rolled sheet rather than a solid slab, which is why it weighs almost nothing and stores\nflat. Hanging it The lanyard is the whole mounting system. A door hook, a nail or a picture hook is enough. If\nyou want to be traditional about it, the centre of the bullseye at 1.73 m and a throw line 2.37 m\naway is the adult setup, but with children the line usually ends up wherever they can reach. Move the line rather than the board when a younger player wants a turn. Where magnetic play is weaker Two honest limits. A magnetic dart has less mass than a steel tip, so it does not fly the same\nway, and a player used to a proper board will feel that immediately. And on a windy day outdoors,\na light dart goes where the wind puts it. If the throwing is serious, the sisal board in this range is the one you want. If the point is\nthat the whole family can play in the same room, this is. Looking after it Roll it, do not fold it. A crease across a scoring bed never quite lies flat again, and a dart\nthat lands on a crease slides. Keep the darts in one place: loose magnetic darts collect every\npaperclip and screw in the drawer." }