Things to know about darts shafts

When you go to a mcdartshop, you will get a variety of darts shaft. They come with many materials and styles, including aluminum, plastic, composite, carbon-fibre, and spinning shafts.  You must know everything about them before you purchase one. 

Sodium aluminum

More durable and rigid as compared to composite and plastic shafts, the aluminum shafts are readily available in different styles, colors, with some being engraved with decorative flutes, stripes, or spirals. 

They might seem to vibrate loose, especially when darts are heavy. But the good thing is that, at mcdartshop,  experts will let you know that this can be countered by placing rubber o-rings between the barrels and the shafts of your darts. 

When you use thick flights, like nylon or Dimplex,  the slots might require to be slightly pried open with a knife blade or dart tool. Instead of breaking, it will generally bend when it is hit. For more use, you will need to straighten it. 

Spinning and composite

Various shaft styles are currently available, allowing the flight to get out of the way when another dart strikes them.  With the spinning, it will not improve the dart flight when in the air but will ensure that there a tighter group through letting the flights be able to align with each other. They are the type of shafts that will be able to reduce torn flights significantly, deflections, and robbinhooded shafts. 

For composite shafts, they have bases that are plastic threading into the dart, combining with metal alloy tops or aluminum tops that hold the flight.  They are quite durable, excellent shafts, and will not be able to vibrate loose from the barrel because they are as comfortable as the aluminum shaft.  They are available with tops that are replaceable for convenience and economy.

Plastic/nylon, carbon composite/carbon fiber

The nylon or plastic is inexpensive and available in several colors, but they tend to break easily.  The shafts can work well for most people until you begin to throw tight groups which breaks a lot of shafts consistently. They are usually constructed from nylon or polycarbonate.

The carbon fiber shafts tend to be generally very durable and lightweight while being slightly a bit expensive as compared to the plastic or nylon types. If you get a high-quality carbon dart shaft, then it will have a durability of the one constructed from aluminum without the possibility of having to loosen in the barrel or having to bend. It means that it is going to maintain the accuracy of your darts with time. 

You will have to ensure that, whatever dart style or type you settle for, can work well for you and have good value for money. It should at least be able to last you for the first year of your darts playing before you finally find your style of playing darts and get something better. 

If not sure, then ask the experts at the mcdartshop. Get the best that your budget will allow.

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