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Mission Samurai 4 Review

Name: Mission Samurai 4
Brand: Mission
SKU: mission-samurai-4

The Mission Samurai 4, available in white or graphite, is the current flagship of the Samurai series. It stands out with vein-free, highly compacted Madagascan sisal (superior to the African sisal of the other models), coloured ultra-thin knife wire (white or graphite spider) and included adjustable stabilisers. It is the most accomplished new-generation board in the range.

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Our Mission Samurai 4 test: analysis & comparison

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Reviewed by Axel Guihard · Founder, Darts Community · Updated on 27 June 2026

Mission Samurai 4

9.0 /10 Mission Samurai 4

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9/10 Durability

Sisal longevity under intensive use: self-healing, fibre density and long-term resistance.

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9/10 Bounce-out

Ability to retain darts: wire thinness, staple-free technology and sisal quality.

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9/10 Build quality

Overall feel in use: rigidity, materials, playing sensation and perceived value for money.

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9/10 Finish

Attention to detail: wire regularity, number clarity, segment alignment and visual appearance.

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9/10 Visual clarity

Segment readability during play: colour contrast, number size and overall visual clarity.

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Sisal malgache (Madagascan) sans veines, haute compaction

Material

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blade

Wire type

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ultra-thin knife wire

Wire thickness

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Yes

Staple free

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Stabilisateurs ajustables fournis

Mounting system

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Our analysis

The Samurai 4 is the current flagship of the range, and the only one to truly justify the premium label. Its most concrete difference is the sisal: vein-free, highly compacted Madagascan sisal, presented as superior in self-healing to the African sisal of the other Samurai, which translates into the best durability and perceived quality in the series. The ultra-thin staple-free knife wire, available in a white or graphite spider, is also a strong visual differentiator, and adjustable stabilisers are included for clean mounting. It is the most expensive and most recent model, and its user ratings (4.8/5 at a major retailer) back up the impression. The only point to note honestly: WDF approval is not documented for this model, so for certified competition the Samurai II remains the reference. For everything else (durability, finish, home playing enjoyment), the Samurai 4 is the best choice in the range.