Top 5 Nerf Darts

When playing NERF, be sure to use the right darts...

#5. Stock RIVAL ROUNDS.
Honestly, I have not much experience with RIVAL, but when I do, it never fails me. Very accurate rounds, nice and powerful, and cheap-ish.

#4. NERF Accustrike
These darts like to hit what you're aiming at. For once. However, they're so high on the list cuz they're so dang expensive.

#3. Nerf MEGA darts.
I love Nerf MEGA. They are so big and so cool especially when they scream throught the air.

#2. AMOSTING darts. These are so neat because they sting a little more when they get you. My freind uses these darts and it actually makes our NERF wars so much more fun. 

#1. EKIND ACCUSTRIKE DARTS*!
These are hands-down, the best Nerf DArts I have ever used. They work with clips, hit perfectly, and are cheap and accessible via 
Amazon. If you want decent elite style darts, get these. totally.


So, hope this helps refer you to the right nerf darts.

 -J










*courtesy of Coop772





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