These heavies fly further and hit harder. If you use springers you should be using these. Don't let your fps bros steer you wrong. You want accuracy not raw speed. These purple/yellow variety are also really easy to find in grass.
Worker Gen 3 1.2gm Darts or Worker heavies as I like to call them are great for 150+ FPS blasters for accuracy. They have pretty consistent build quality in terms of weight and dimensions compared to other manufacturer's short darts. The colors are vibrant which make them easy to find and collect in a variety of enviroments. My experience with them shows they really improve the accuracy of blasters when the FPS climbs but their durability leaves me wanting. The heads of these darts tend to break when they ricochet off a hard surface like a wall, a blaster, or a face mask and the body of the darts tend to fray a bit quicker than I would like.
These darts are great for accuracy testing, but I think they're better served firing into a target trap. In terms of games, they hold up pretty well against the competitors but dont seem to earn the embellished, high praise over them. I can't argue with the price and I think they're great, but they're not overwhelmingly amazing as their reputation seems. They're much better than AF Pros, but competitive with Dart Zone Nitros, Rubies, and depending on the blaster, Xshot Pros. I'm excited to compare these to the Sabre T darts when I get those in!
It is so amazlingly amazing
Great darts!
Below-Average consistency in weight (subpar to Sabre, DZ Nitro+, AF, iirc ZWQ)
Good accuracy, much better than the 1g workers, similar to DZ bamboos
Poor durability at least at 250+ fps - the head rips off (this is all workers)
All in all they are my main dart for playing around because they are cheaper than most and have good accuracy. Ultimately even if they get destroyed sometimes, you lose them anyways if you are playing with friends outside or shooting targets inside.