Most darts wallets hold one set. The Target Takoma Home XXL is built for the player whose collection has spread across drawers and pint glasses, with room for eight assembled sets and a fold-out page of pockets for spares.
It is the largest case in Target’s Takoma range, which shares the same ribbed hard shell across its smaller wallets. The box calls it the Takoma Home, and it is sold as the XXL.
Key Specifications
A rigid EVA shell opens on a zip to a velvet-lined tray for 24 darts, with a hinged page of flight and shaft holders and two zip pouches above it.
- Capacity
- 24 darts (8 sets), stored fully assembled
- Shell
- Rigid EVA, ribbed finish
- Lining
- Soft velvet, scratch resistant
- Dart retention
- Elastic strap across the darts
- Accessory storage
- Two zip pouches, plus elastic holders for flights and shafts
- Closure
- Zip
- Dimensions
- 23cm x 19cm x 7cm
- Colours
- Black or red
- Price band
- High End
Who It Suits
| If you... | Fit | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Own several sets you want kept assembled | Good | Holds 24 darts fully assembled |
| Want room for spare flights, shafts and points | Good | Two zip pouches plus flight and shaft holders |
| Want a hard shell rather than a soft wallet | Good | Rigid EVA shell |
| Want something that fits in a pocket | Poor | 23cm x 19cm x 7cm |
| Want a carry handle or strap | Partial | Rings on the side, but the box contains only the case |
| Are working to a tight budget | Poor | It sits in the High End price band for darts cases |
This is a storage case for a collection, aimed at the player who swaps between weights or keeps a few spare sets for friends. If you only own one set and want something for your jacket pocket, a standard single-set wallet will do the job, and plenty of sets include one, such as the Target Artemis. If loose flights and shafts are the real mess, Target K-Flex combines the two into one moulded piece.
What Owners Say
The case has a 4.7 out of 5 score from 652 buyer reviews at a major online retailer. That is a big pool, and 85% of those ratings are five stars. We found no independent long-form reviews, and the handful of reviews on a specialist darts retailer are mostly positive.
Owners mostly talk about two things: the build quality for the money, and the way it swallows a whole collection along with the spares. One owner who fills all eight slots says K-Flex and standard flight setups both fit snugly. The criticisms are smaller but recur. Some find the darts move about inside despite the strap, and one owner found a set with long points and intermediate stems would not sit in the tray normally.
What owners consistently praise
- Solid, rigid build that feels well made
- Room for eight assembled sets in one case
- Plenty of pockets and compartments for spare parts
Common criticisms
- Darts can shift inside even with the elastic strap
- Long points with intermediate stems can be a tight fit
- No handle or strap supplied
Inside the Case
The darts sit side by side in the base tray, flights up, with one elastic strap across the barrels. Target says the case is deep enough that the flights do not get crushed when it is shut. Above the tray, a hinged page carries two zip pouches on one side, with elastic loops for spare flights and shafts on the other.
The single strap is the part that draws comment. It holds the darts in a row rather than giving each one its own slot.
Home case or travel wallet?
A travel wallet holds one set tight and slips into a pocket. A home case like this trades that for capacity, so you can keep every set assembled and grab the right weight without rebuilding darts each session. If you carry one set to league nights, you may want both: this at home and a small wallet in your bag.
What’s in the Box
- 1 x Takoma Home XXL case (black)
No darts, flights or shafts are included.
The Consensus
Owners rate the Takoma Home XXL very highly, and with more than 600 reviews behind the score it is a well-tested product. It does one job well: it keeps a collection of assembled darts and their spares together in a hard case. The caveats are the single strap rather than individual slots, a tight squeeze for very long setups, and a size that makes it a home case first.
How we compile this page
We don’t test every product ourselves. Instead we gather the manufacturer’s published specifications and weigh up the reception from owners and independent reviewers, then flag where they disagree so you can make up your own mind. Where a headline rating comes from manufacturer-hosted reviews, we say so, because those tend to skew positive.