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Outfit your game room with this regulation-size, tournament-quality ESPN dartboard. Made of premium natural sisal bristle, this ESPN dartboard features a signature ESPN World Series of Darts red, gray, black, and white target area. The dartboard's 100% staple-free construction and razor-thin spider increases play surface by 10% while eliminating bounce-outs. 
This staple-free dartboard is made from premium natural sisal bristle. | The graphics are designed to maintain the ESPN header after rotating. The powder-coated number ring improves visibility in all lighting. It measures 18 inches in diameter by 1.5 inches thick. About DMI Sports
DMI Sports, Inc. is a leading manufacturer of indoor games, featuring complete lines of billiard, dart and table tennis equipment. DMI began in 1976 as a manufacturer of professional quality dart equipment and was a dominant force in this market niche. In 1988, the company was sold and relocated from California to New York City. After the move, the company grew quickly and expanded its customer base and market position. Due to the company's continued expansion, DMI again relocated in 1993. This time, the company moved to suburban Philadelphia and the company's headquarters and distribution center are located in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania. The company has continued its brisk growth and acquired the Pro Classic brand of billiard equipment in 1995, the Minnesota Fats (the #1 name in billiards) and Hustler Trademarks in 1997, and the Arachnid Dartboard Company consumer division (the originators of soft-tip darts) in 1999. These acquisitions coupled with key product launches such as the Nodor (The originators of bristle dartboards) steel-tip dart and dartboard line announced in 2000 and the Prince table tennis launch in 1997 have continued to fuel growth. In 2002, DMI and its acquisitions reached the milestones of having sold more than four million sets of darts, two million dartboards, and two million pool cues. DMI products are available in dozens of countries around the world.
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