Wildfire 137 Dart Frame

The unique action and design of the Wildfire 137 dart frame has opened the door for direct competition between able-bodied players and those whose only disability is loss of lower body mobility. The special piece of equipment has now been approved by the Darts Federation of Australia for use in all competitions up to national level. Australia-wide support for the Wildfire 137 "duo" dartboard concept aided their historic decision to approve a lowered dartboard height for wheelchair players thereby enabling their inclusion into mainstream darts events. The special counter-weight design provides the leg-room and freedom for wheelchair players to retrieve their darts, score on the specially marked whiteboard, and rotate the backboard for others during the game. An easy roll over, (raised) oche with flat bar sides make it suitable for all players no matter what their level of ability. Special fixtures at the rear of the frame allow for the prominent display of promotional banners 1.4mx 0.8m in size making the sponsorship of dart frames attractive to organisations prepared to support those with disability and encourage their participation in a safe and rehabilitative sport. The frame can be assembled by one person in just 10 minutes and is easily transported in a mid-sized station wagon. Rotation of the backboard with its simple locating mechanism can be operated by a child in just 3 seconds. When first displayed during one of Victoria's most popular darting competitions a ...