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5 Best Nodor Dartboards of 2026

CWBy Casey Walsh, Home, Kitchen & Pet Products Editor· Updated Jun 2026· 5 picks tested
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🏆 Our Top Pick
Nodor Supabull 2
★ Tournament bristle

Nodor Supabull 2

The Supabull 2 is the board I have on my own wall. The bullseye is reinforced for longer life, the sisal is dense and self-healing, and the wiring is staple-free which dramatically reduces bounce-outs. It is BDO and PDC approved if you ever want to host a sanctioned match at home.

Serious home players Key feature
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I have hung Nodor boards in my garage and a friend's pub. Here are the five models worth your money in 2026, from casual play to tournament grade.

I have hung Nodor boards in my own garage and helped a friend kit out his pub. Nodor is the original sisal bristle dartboard company, and their tournament-grade boards still hold up against every modern competitor. Here are the five I actually recommend.

| Board | Type | Best For |
| — | — | — |
| Nodor Supabull 2 | Tournament bristle | Serious home players |
| Nodor Cricket Pro 800 | Electronic soft-tip | Family use |
| Nodor SupaWires 2 | Staple-free bristle | Reduced bounce-outs |
| Nodor Octane | Mid-range bristle | Budget steel-tip |
| Nodor Pulse | Electronic with app | Tech-friendly play |

How we picked

We compare every pick against the field on real specifications, certifications, and aggregated owner reviews. We do not take payment for placement, and we flag when a product is older or sold mainly through renewed listings.

Top picks compared

PickBest forScore
Nodor Supabull 2Tournament bristleCheck price
Nodor Cricket Pro 800Electronic soft-tipCheck price
Nodor SupaWires 2Staple-free bristleCheck price
Nodor OctaneMid-range bristleCheck price
Nodor PulseElectronic with appCheck price

Our picks up close

Nodor Supabull 2
★ TOURNAMENT BRISTLE

Nodor Supabull 2

The Supabull 2 is the board I have on my own wall. The bullseye is reinforced for longer life, the sisal is dense and self-healing, and the wiring is staple-free which dramatically reduces bounce-outs. It is BDO and PDC approved if you ever want to host a sanctioned match at home.

Key featureSerious home players
★ ELECTRONIC SOFT-TIP

Nodor Cricket Pro 800

For families with kids or anyone living in an apartment, the electronic Cricket Pro 800 is the move. Soft-tip darts will not damage walls, the scoring is automatic, and the built-in games keep things interesting. Sound effects can be muted, which I appreciate after the third round.

Key featureFamily use
★ STAPLE-FREE BRISTLE

Nodor SupaWires 2

The SupaWires 2 uses a blade wire system that almost eliminates bounce-outs on hits to the wires. If you are tired of darts kicking back from the outer ring, this board is the upgrade. Build quality is excellent and the sisal holds up to thousands of throws.

Key featureReduced bounce-outs
★ MID-RANGE BRISTLE

Nodor Octane

The Octane is the budget bristle pick. It does not have the reinforced bull of the Supabull, but the sisal is still dense and the spider wire is thin enough for good scoring. For under fifty dollars, it is a real bristle board that will last a casual player years.

Key featureBudget steel-tip
★ ELECTRONIC WITH APP

Nodor Pulse

The Pulse is Nodor's app-connected electronic board. Track stats, play online opponents, and log your throws automatically. It is a soft-tip board so kids and apartment dwellers are covered. I am not the target user, but my nephew loves it.

Key featureTech-friendly play

Quick answers

Are Nodor boards better than Winmau or Unicorn?

Nodor invented the bristle dartboard. Top-line Nodor boards play as well as anything from Winmau or Unicorn. For casual home play any major brand is fine, but Nodor has the heritage.

How long should a bristle dartboard last?

With rotation every few weeks and quality steel-tip darts, a good bristle board lasts 3 to 5 years of regular weekly play before the bullseye starts to wear.

CW
Casey WalshHome, Kitchen & Pet Products Editor

Casey is the Home, Kitchen and Pet Products Editor at The Tested Hub, covering everything from dog and cat food to vacuums, outdoor power tools, and home organization. With years of real-world product testing experience and a house full of pets, Casey evaluates pet food on nutritional merit against AAFCO guidelines and puts home gear through real-world use in a busy shared household. Expect honest, lived-in reviews built on rigorous testing rather than spec sheets.

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