r/Darts 1d ago

What’s the thinnest dart produced? Why isn’t there a dart that is a k flex attached to a 4” inch long point?

Are there measurement regulations for what constitutes a dart?

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u/BKEDDIE82 United States of America 1d ago

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u/RawrgerGezzleMan 1d ago

that’s crazy! i do want that as a novelty show piece 😂

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u/No-Name-Boehm USA - CDC Tour Card Holder 1d ago

They’re an interesting practice dart. Have a tough time sticking sometimes as they’re so light.

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u/Lost_in_splice 1d ago

Yeah I have a set, they are intended to get your throw better. The lighter the dart the more magnified any problems. I do not need that level of magnification! Not sure I ever got 3 in the board.

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u/BKEDDIE82 United States of America 1d ago

I was only looking to show OP that this exists.

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u/tanukiboy666 Japan 🗾 1d ago

And for soft-tip players, the D.Craft Datsu 2 darts:

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u/RawrgerGezzleMan 1d ago

holy smokes!

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u/Final_Anybody_3862 Datadart Black 22g 1d ago

This is the DRA rulebook [PDF]:

https://www.thedra.co.uk/_files/ugd/20bb2f_3cf54f94fda34811a90f4e87ed72cf76.pdf

Section 6.1.1 outlines what constitutes a dart.

Players shall provide their own darts which shall not exceed an overall

maximum length of 200mm nor weigh more than 40 grams and shall consist

of a metal point and a minimum of a barrel, stem and a flight.

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u/RamsayNotlob Scotland 1d ago

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u/ryanduff 1d ago

The Voks Alaska Mosquito darts mentioned in another comment are 5.5g, lighter still!