Collection: Dart Shafts

Start with medium dart shafts if you are unsure, then try shorter lengths once you know how your throw groups. Medium is the longest length here, and the range steps down through in-between, short and extra short to micro. Every length comes in more than one color, though not every color is offered in every length.

Aluminum dart shafts are strong and hold their thread well, while nylon shafts are lighter and polycarbonate shafts are molded from a durable polymer. Some aluminum shafts here add locking holes for extra tightening leverage. Carbon fiber shafts have their own collection if you want to compare that material too.

Yes, dart stems and dart shafts are the same part under two names. A stem threads into the barrel at one end and holds the flight at the other. Every shaft here that lists a thread size is 2BA, so confirm your barrels take a 2BA thread before you order.

Dart spinner shafts have a rotating top that lets the flight turn out of the way when another dart comes in close. That movement is meant to cut down on bounce-outs and deflections when you group darts tightly. Spinner styles here include aluminum shafts with a locking hole, so you can fasten the shaft firmly while the top still turns freely.

Buy replacement dart shafts as soon as one cracks, because a cracked shaft can fail mid-throw. Most shafts here come in packs of three, enough to refit a full set of darts, and replacement tops are offered for some spinning shafts when only the top is lost.