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Standard or square flight has a larger surface area to catch more air. This aids in greater control.
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Pear or tear drop flight has a smaller surface area creating a more direct flying dart. Normally suited to players who throw fairly hard
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Kite flight is a cross between the square and tear drop. Slightly more speed and less control than the square flight.
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Dimplex - the rough surface of these flights will create more drag and slow your darts down. Available in full or partial dimplex (Dimplex Cd and 3D).
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Shapes
Square, Pear or Teardrop,
Slim, Kite
Colours may vary depending upon availability.
Prices are for a set of 3 and include GST.
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The Throw
W.A. Darts Rules
- 5.01 A player shall throw darts from a standing position, except only in those circumstances when a physical injury requires a player to adopt a non-standing position. (i.e. a wheelchair, or similar form of support.)
- 5.02 All darts must be deliberately thrown, one (1) at a time, by and from the players hand.
- 5.03 A throw shall consist three (3) darts, unless a leg, set, or match is finished in less than three (3) darts, or a score greater than the score remaining is thrown in less than three (3) darts.
- 5.04 To be deemed a throw the dart must be propelled by some physical force, not merely dropped.
- 5.05 Any dart bouncing off, or falling out of the dartboard, does not count and shall not be rethrown.
- 5.06 If a player "Touches" any dart, which is in the dartboard, during a throw, then that throw shall be deemed tohave been completed.
- 5.07 During a game or match a player whilst on the oche, will not throw a dart until his or her opponent is behind the oche, Penalty-loss of shot.
- 5.08 Players must retrieve their darts from the dartboard as quickly as possible. Players who fail to do so, will in the first instance be cautioned by the referee, thereafter receive a penalty. Penalty-loss of shot.
- 5.09 A player will not commence a leg, set, or match until the referee has called "Game on". Penalty-loss of shot.
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