Dart Flights

Every dart flight we stock — conventional folded flights, integrated flight-and-shaft systems, and the shapes that decide how your dart lands.

Two families, one decision

Conventional flights fold from flat and slot into a separate stem. They're cheap, endlessly varied, and easy to replace — but they can work loose, drop out, and lose their 90-degree set over time.

Integrated systems mould the flight and shaft into one part that threads straight into the barrel. Nothing to fall out, and the flight angle stays put. Target's K-Flex is the established one — precision-moulded, universal 2BA thread, with a patented twist that lets the unit move when another dart strikes it. K-Shift is the newer evolution: a lightweight aluminium shaft base with radial grip grooves, a rubber O-ring and 2BA thread, and a connection engineered to flex and shift on impact rather than deflect hard — built to let incoming darts nestle in rather than get pushed out. Red Dragon's Nitro Flite and Winmau's Fusion system offer their own takes; check each listing for exactly what's included.

Choosing a shape

Bigger flights create more drag: the dart slows sooner, the nose lifts, and the landing angle steepens. Smaller flights fly faster and flatter and are less forgiving of a wobbly release.

• No.2 / Standard — the default. Most stability, most forgiveness, suits heavier darts and lobbed throws.
• No.6 — slightly smaller. A touch less drag, a flatter path, popular with faster throwers.
• Kite, Pear, Slim — progressively less surface, for players who throw hard and want the dart to get there.

Browse L-Style flights, Target, Winmau, Red Dragon, Harrows, Unicorn, Mission and Shot — or pair with shafts.

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