Anatomy of a Dart Category

Monday 25 October, 2010

Dart Flights

The lighter the dart, the smaller the flight needed to stabilise it when thrown. Smaller flights give less air resistance. The standard flights are typically used for for medium (24-26 gm) and heavy-weight (27 gm and up) darts. Slim flights are most often used on light-weight (16-23 gm) darts. Pear shaped flights can be used [...]


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Monday 25 October, 2010

Dart Shafts

There are a large variety of shafts available to enhance the performance of your darts. Available in four different lengths, they are very easy to replace. (Extra short, short, medium and long). Experiment with different combinations of shafts and Darts Flights to find what works best for you.


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Monday 25 October, 2010

Dart Barrels

The barrel is the essence of the dart. The following barrel variables impact your ability to consistently repeat your trajectories: Types of Barrel Materials Darts come in a variety of materials, weights and grips. The most common metals used in the production of darts are brass, nickel silver and tungsten. Brass is inexpensive and is [...]


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Monday 25 October, 2010

Anatomy of a Dart

All darts have a point, a barrel, a shaft and a flight. The barrel is the main body of the dart and is made in a wide range of shapes, sizes and materials. Shafts and flights are replaceable accessories which together provide aerodynamic stability. If you can play darts, you can play video poker online, [...]


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