Brand: WINMAU
WINMAU SIMON WHITLOCK 90% TUNGSTEN WORLD CUP S E
WINMAU SIMON WHITLOCK 90% TUNGSTEN WORLD CUP S E
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Simon Whitlock delivered a thrilling World Cup victory playing his first televised Major with this latest set of darts. Designed as a combination of the best parts from all his previous models, his main prerequisite was to have a really firm grip with his notorious mid-balanced scallop that was part of his first-ever range. The mid-scallop and deep cut rings provide Simon with the exact grip and feel that he’s been after and is finished in the stunning rainbow coating that the colourful character absolutely loves. The balance of the dart is something that Simon has been looking to change away from his tapered dart, with these darts feeling easier for Simon to get the exact trajectory that he requires, helping him fill the treble twenty up. The rear of the dart features a micro grip section that offers a softer feel, creating another Whitlock modern classic.
Front weighted
Shipping
Shipping
For New Zealand orders, we use a company called Courierit. Courierit works with Aramex, which provides a top-quality, reliable, courier service.
All parcels are tracked and traced throughout New Zealand and cost $8.50. Please note If you are ordering a heavy item, the cost is $10. This will automatically change when ordering.
Orders are processed within 24 hours, pending payment confirmation.
We also ship to Australia. For more information on shipping, click here.
Returns
Returns
You may return goods to us within 14 days, providing they are in their original condition (new, unused, unworn, unwashed, tags still on), for either an exchange, credit or refund. Footwear must be returned in their original box, undamaged. The courier cost is non-refundable. You will be required to pay the courier cost to return goods back to you.
Please include proof of purchase, along with your order number (packing slip) and send to - Sports Safari, 3 Ulster Street, Whitiora, HAMILTON 3200 - Online Returns.
