Dart Flights
Shop dart flights in Australia, including folded replacement flights and integrated flight-and-shaft systems. Start with the fitting you use, then compare shape, length and colour.
Choose the right replacement flight
- Folded flights: a practical starting point if you already use conventional slotted shafts. Keep the same shape when replacing worn flights; test a different shape separately.
- No.2 and No.6: No.2 is the larger standard-style shape; No.6 has a smaller profile. Compare them at the same shaft length to judge the difference for your throw.
- Cosmo Fit Flight: uses the matching Fit Shaft push-in system. It is not a replacement flight for a conventional slotted shaft.
- L-Style: check the exact flight and shaft model. EZ flights have an integrated ring; other L-Flight models may need separate Champagne Rings.
Want the flight and shaft in one piece? Browse Target K-Flex, Condor Axe or integrated flights and shafts.
Read our flight and shaft compatibility guide, compare flight shapes, or shop shafts separately.
Dart flight FAQs
Do I need separate shafts with K-Flex or Condor Axe?
These are integrated flight-and-shaft systems. Check the barrel thread, flight shape and shaft length on the exact listing before ordering. For conventional separate shafts, choose a compatible replacement flight instead.
Should I change flight shape and shaft length together?
Change one part at a time so you can judge the difference. Keep a spare set of the shape and length you already use.
Carry spare flights in a dart case with enough clearance for your chosen setup.
Help choosing Dart Flights
Compare before you choose
| Flight shape | Compare the shape and surface area with your current flights. |
|---|---|
| Separate or integrated | Folding flights use suitable separate shafts; integrated systems combine flight and shaft. |
| Shaft length | Compare the actual millimetres: size names differ between systems. |
| Compatibility | Check the barrel thread and any proprietary flight fitting before ordering. |