LSTYLE Dart Flights: L9d PRO Fantail Shape - Dimple Texture - for Soft Tip and Steel Tip Darts - Pacific Green
Brand: LSTYLE
Color: Pacific Green

L-style's Champagne Flight (PRO) is the only flight compatible with the L-style Champagne Ring. When used together, the flight and shaft create an unbeatable hold, prevents "Robin-Hoods" and allows for long-term durability of the flights. Works with all L-style shafts or any brand nylon/plastic shaft. Works best when used with L-style Champagne Rings. Recommended beginner flight shapes include: L-style's L1 PRO (Standard), L3 PRO (Shape/Small Standard), or L5 PRO (Rocket). These are 3 of the most stable flight shapes that will allow you to hone your skills and figure out what style of flight works best for you! Used by Current World Champion Mikuru Suzuki and former World Champions; Jelle Klaasen, Anastasia Dobromyslova and many other World Ranked Players!

QUALITY MADE: Manufactured in Japan, these dart flights are pre-molded to 90 degree angles for maximum accuracy and shape retention. The brand Lstyle Global, Inc. is one of the leading names in dart accessories/supplies worldwide as well for all skill levels.
STRONG AND DURABLE BUT LIGHTWEIGHT: Reinforced at the top and bottom edges of each flight to reduce ripping. This reinforcement makes these dart flights perfect for soft tip darts and steel tip darts. Dimpled texture for increased stability and reduced drag just like a golf ball does with its dimpled surface.
UNIQUE AND CUSTOMIZABLE: A unique cut out in each dart flight is to insert a champagne ring, which makes it impossible to “robin-hood” the dart shaft. Champagne rings come with all Lstyle shafts and are also sold separately in 19 different colors.
UNIVERSAL DESIGN: Fits on any brand of nylon, plastic or carbon shafts.
Why Fantail Shape?: The Fantail flight, also known as the Lantern by some, is a slightly elongated version of the Kite shape. It keeps the sharp angles, and thus, maintains the same profile through the air. The Fantail has a slightly smaller surface area which makes it a tad bit faster.