Target ID Pro Ultra No.6 Dart Flights – Set of 3

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Target ID Pro Ultra No.6 Dart Flights – Set of 3

Dial in the rear of your dart with a genuine Target flight built for consistent setup and confident grouping.

Target ID Pro Ultra No.6 flights are built around easy colour identification and a clean Target-branded finish. The range uses spot-UV printing to add texture that helps the shaft grip the flight, with a broad colour palette for matching or contrasting a dart setup.

Why players choose this flight

• Spot UV print adds texture to enhance flight-to-shaft grip
• No.6 standard profile balances stability and aerodynamic efficiency
• Eleven colour options in the established ID range
• Target emblem finish
• Three flights per set

Flight shape & setup

No.6 standard flight geometry influences drag, stability and entry angle. A larger standard profile generally adds air resistance and stability; a smaller profile generally reduces drag and can suit a quicker, flatter throw. Use the same flight across all three darts and test shaft length together with flight shape to tune the way the dart sits in the board.

Setup & care

Open each flight fully to approximately 90 degrees before play and seat it firmly into the shaft. Rotate worn flights between practice darts only if the set remains even; for match consistency, replace all three together when edges split, crease badly or no longer hold their shape.

What is included

1 x set of 3 Target dart flights.

How to tune this flight to your darts

Flight choice works together with barrel weight, shaft length and your release. If the rear of the dart feels too lively, starts fishtailing or enters the board at an angle you do not want, test one change at a time. A broader flight generally produces more aerodynamic drag and rear-end stability, while a smaller flight generally reduces drag and can produce a quicker, flatter-feeling trajectory. Shaft length also changes leverage at the rear of the dart, so compare complete setups rather than judging the flight in isolation.

For useful testing, throw several scoring visits with the same barrels, points and shafts before changing the flight. Watch three things: how easily the dart leaves your hand, how consistently it enters the board, and whether following darts are deflecting away from the target. Once you find the combination that groups reliably, keep all three darts matched.

Conventional flight compatibility

Target ID Pro Ultra No.6 Dart Flights – Set of 3 uses the conventional removable-flight format. It is designed for dart shafts with a standard flight slot, including common nylon and aluminium shaft systems. Push the flight fully into the shaft so every petal is held evenly. If your shaft uses a ring or spring, fit it as intended by the shaft manufacturer to help maintain a secure connection.

Match-day setup checklist

• Use three matching flights from the same set.
• Open every flight squarely so the four wings form an even cross.
• Check each flight is seated to the same depth in its shaft.
• Inspect leading edges for splits, heavy creasing or curling before play.
• Check shafts and flight retainers at the same time so the rear assembly remains consistent across all three darts.

Why flight condition matters

Flights take repeated contact from incoming darts, the board and surrounding surfaces. Small cosmetic marks are normal, but deep tears, badly folded wings or a flight that will not stay square can change drag and make one dart behave differently from the others. Replacing all three together is the simplest way to keep a matched aerodynamic setup.

Choosing between common Target flight shapes

No.2: the larger standard-style option, useful when you want more surface area and stronger stabilising drag. No.6: a slightly smaller standard profile that balances stability with a little less drag. Ten-X: Target’s compact standard-family shape; where a product is specifically Ten-X, Target describes it as smaller than No.6 and No.2 to reduce drag and support a faster flight through the air. Other specialist shapes such as Vapor, Kite or Slim alter surface area and centre of pressure further, so they are best treated as tuning options rather than automatic upgrades.

Storage and care

Keep spare flights flat and dry, away from prolonged heat or direct sunlight. Do not leave conventional flights crushed under darts or accessories in a case. When travelling, a wallet or case that protects the flight edges helps them stay square and ready to use.

FAQ

How many flights are included?
This listing includes the quantity stated above; all flights in the pack are matching unless the product title identifies a multipack.

Will these fit normal dart shafts?
Yes. These are conventional fold-out dart flights designed for shafts that accept standard slot-in flights.

When should I replace them?
Replace the set when edges split, deep creases develop or one flight no longer opens squarely, so all three darts remain consistent.