How to choose your dart?
Choosing the right darts involves considering several key factors to match your skill level, style, and preferences:
- Weight: Beginners should start with darts around 20-22 grams, while more experienced players may prefer a range from 16 to 30 grams to find what best suits their throw.
- Material: Brass is affordable and suitable for beginners, but tungsten is preferred by professionals for its durability and the ability to make darts slimmer for tighter groupings.
- Barrel Shape and Grip: Select a barrel shape (straight, torpedo, bomb) and grip (smooth, knurled, ringed) that feels comfortable and secure in your hand.
- Shaft Length: Choose shaft length based on your throwing style; shorter shafts for a front-heavy dart and longer shafts for more stability.
- Flight Shape and Size: Standard flights are good for a more arched throw, while slim flights suit a straighter, faster throw.
- Experimentation and Personal Preference: Try different darts to see what works best for you, focusing on comfort and your throwing style.
- Advice: Consider insights from more experienced players or coaches, especially when refining your choice.
Build Your Own Dart
Flights
The flights allow for improved aerodynamics and personal expression, tailoring each dart to the player's style and performance needs
Shafts
The shafts enhance the dart's balance and grip, optimizing throw precision and comfort to suit individual play styles and preferences
Tips
Whether for soft-tip darts or steel-tip versions, the tips ensure optimal board penetration and performance, catering to personal play styles and the demands of different dartboards.
Accessories
The accessories are designed to increase the longevity and performance of your darts. Flight Protectors help maintain the shape and integrity of flights, while Rubber Rings secure the grip between the shaft and the barrel, reducing wear and preventing loosening during play. Together, they ensure a smoother, more reliable darting experience tailored to each player's needs.
