The quality kinda does matter if they're going to be used without eye protection since the darts shown in that ebay listing have firm, solid tips which don't cushion the impact. My office bought a bunch of these and speaking from experience they're dangerous as hell - I ended up in eye casualty with hyphema and pupil damage after being hit by one...

Got 200 for fiver from HK - plenty of sellers if your kids can wait

Sweet :laughing:
For that money the quality doesn't really matter.

Oh well, that's this deal screwed then!

The quality kinda does matter if they're going to be used without eye protection since the darts shown in that ebay listing have firm, solid tips which don't cushion the impact. My office bought a bunch of these and speaking from experience they're dangerous as hell - I ended up in eye casualty with hyphema and pupil damage after being hit by one...

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=nerf+ 100 from £1.56 from amazon :smiley:

Totally agree me and some friends bought a ton of the cheap darts online and the tips were super hard. I wear glasses and took one to the side of my eye socket and my god it hurt like hell. I dread to think what could have happened if i didn't have glasses on. After this we stopped playing with the hard darts indoors.

Also the cheap darts jam like mad in nearly all the electric motorised nerf guns i own especially the ones i modded.

​You probably weren't ducking fast enough!

​if they don't wear eye protection anyway it's an accident waiting to happen. It's like putting a kid on a bike and letting they race all over the place without a helmet on, yes the majority won't be hurt but there is always one who end up cracking their head, as there will be detached retinas and whatever else with these.