Mission Shafts

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2023/08/02

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Mission Darts has made a big impact in the world of darts with its unrivalled range of quality products, with the brand committed to finding innovative ways to make the best darts equipment for players of all abilities. Finding the right equipment can be integral to performance and the Mission dart shafts collection is a popular choice for players. This selection of shafts includes options in polycarbonate, nylon and aluminium, and in various colors and sizes, so there is something for everyone to use with their favorite set of darts. Popular Mission Shafts The Mission Sabre range is one of our best sellers as these shafts are made of strong polycarbonate and matched with an aluminium core and fixed top, which enhances the grip of your flights. These shafts are available in four sizes (short, tweenie, tweenie plus and medium) and in a choice of different colors. To stop your dart flights from being loose, the Mission GripLock collection is the answer with these shafts including Mission S-Lock machined aluminium rings to help keep a tight grip between the flight and shaft. These nylon shafts come in three sizes (short, tweenie and medium) and are also available in a variety of colors. Are Short or Long Stems Better? Are short or long stems better for darts ultimately comes down to player preference. A short stem will shift the center of gravity towards the front of the dart, which is ideal if you hold the dart closer to the front (near the point). A long stem will move the center of gravity towards the rear of the dart, so is likely to be more beneficial for players who hold the dart at the rear (closer to the shaft). A dart stem can influence the dart overall and how it travels through the air and lands in the dartboard . The material of stem you choose can also make a difference, as the different materials will all weigh differently and can affect the trajectory of the dart too. Check out our ‘How To Choose A Darts Stem’ blog for some tips on choosing the right set

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