US Darts - 2 sets (6 shafts) Black Quiver 2BA Dart Shafts

I used to sell dart supplies and these shafts were one of the best available but also little known. While they are plastic, a fact that usually makes me run away as fast as I can since plastic can be brittle, these are a softer plastic which means they are less likely to break with the dart hits the floor and your flights will flex out of the way when your darts are grouped closely.The removable aluminum tops hold the flights securely and, since they just press on (not threaded like the Alamo shafts) you can actually trim these shafts down if you prefer a shorter shaft.For my money, there isn't a better or more versatile dart shaft.

Good value for price

I bought a dart board which came with two sets of darts. They had plastic shafts and as soon as you hit the back of one of them, they break. This is an inexpensive way to upgrade the crappy plastic ones and they have lasted me for a while now. Even though I have tungsten darts now, I still have them around for when I have people over.

Bought them to replace broken ones. Hooked them up and through a few! On the third round I though the flight had come off, a common problem. Low and behold, the top of the shaft had broken where it meets the shaft from the tip.......the pressure of the flight binding into another flight caused the top to shear off.....mmmmmmmmmmmm..............maybe that is why you get 6 of them!!!!!!!

flight holders come off too easily and they arent very durable.

Was looking for a shaft that was light yet durable, actually ordered two packs by mistake, turns out, they are good shafts, and work well on Black Widows (24g), have only broken one shaft after about 600 rounds, easy fix took one of my spares screwed the flight keeper of the back of the broken one and screwed it on the new one, fast and easy. They do flex which I have found to have its advantages when it comes to deflection. So I like them and will order more.

Nice shafts to replace if you want to lower the weight of normal cheap full plastic shafts. you should be happy with them

As long as the aluminum ends stay on, they are pretty good... they are way better than all plastic, as the aluminum part doesn't break as easily. Worth the money for cheap repair pieces on darts I keep for friends to use :)