Introducing the Viper Defender III Dartboard Surround, an essential accessory for any dart enthusiast looking to maintain pristine wall surfaces while enhancing their darting experience. This innovative surround combines style, functionality, and ease of use, making it a must-have for both casual home players and serious competitors seeking peak performance and protection. The Viper Defender III is crafted from high-density EVA foam, delivering robust defense against stray darts that can otherwise damage your walls. Its 1" thick construction ensures that most wayward darts stay securely lodged without the risk of penetration. With an impressive 8.2 square feet of protective coverage, your walls can remain unmarred and pristine, especially helpful with younger and less experienced darters. The Defender III features a reversible design, offering a clean, alternative side to keep your dartboard area looking stylish while extending the lifespan of your surround. This interchangeable nature allows players to refresh the appearance of their setup with minimal effort, maintaining a neat and professional look over time. This surround is engineered to be universally compatible with both standard 18" and slightly smaller 17.75" regulation sisal dartboards. Ensuring a seamless fit, the included adhesive compression band offers an easy solution to adapt around different board sizes, guaranteeing that your setup remains intact without gaps that could allow darts to slip through. Playing on harder surfaces can wear down your darts over time. The Viper Defender III not only shields your surroundings, but it also cushions the impact of missed darts, preserving their condition and enhancing their longevity. This feature is particularly useful for players who engage in games on harder surfaces such as concrete or brick. The installation of the Viper Defender III is remarkably simple, making it accessible to everyone. Its segmental design means you can easily snap the pieces together and position them around your dartboard. No need to drill extra holes in your walls or use additional hardware; the surround stays in place with minimal effort, allowing you to focus on the game and not the setup.