RED DRAGONRaider Series: 23 Gram Steel Tip Tungsten Darts Set - Professional Darts with Shafts (Stems), Flights and Checkout Card - Choice of Colour Available

Love these darts, they fly straight like an arrow

Mine came with the flights and shafts pictured, they’re great darts.Other reviews complain about some pretty silly stuff.Winmau and Red Dragon are owned by the same company, so they’re all made by the same people. In Europe these darts were called the Winmau Navigator 3. If they run out of red dragon decorated flights they may include Winmau decorated flights they’re the same flights, just different coloring. Same for stems.Saw one complaining that they’re narrow. They’re supposed to be. Dart players seek narrow dart barrels because they leave more open space on the board and less likely to ricochet one off of another. Yes these are narrow, on purpose. If you prefer thicker barrels, buy thicker barrels. There are plenty available.Now for the bad news. The seller really needs to get their crap together and match their description to their item better. The picture shows an extra set of stems and even says 2x stems in the details below. But it only comes with 1 set. Doesn’t bother me, because stems don’t usually break unless you’re doing dumb stuff with the darts. The description says it comes with a checkout card too, but it doesn’t. And they should point out that sometimes the stems and shafts may be substituted with Winmau labeled stuff. Just so people know what to expect.So for the price these are still great. Worst case you get these barrels and different colored shafts and stems of equal quality. If you care more about how they look, might want to buy elsewhere but if you just want a set of darts for a cheap cost, these are great.

I've played probably 30 hours with these darts so far. I'm a novice who previous played with 20g brass darts that came with the new dart board I purchased (I highly recommend IgnatGames Assassin Elite dartboard by the way). I was not ready to pay big bucks for darts just yet, so got these 23g Raider darts along with 26g Evos darts (both by Red Dragon) with the idea of deciding which are best for me.Compared to the tungsten darts, the 20g brass darts were crap. I found I had to throw the brass darts with extra force, and that by itself affected my aim especially on the upper numbers such as the 20's. Both RD darts solved that problem. I'm still evaluating the 23g vs 26g RD darts, it's a close call but I'm favoring the 23g Raider series - due to their more slender barrel, they are easier to grip and release.I'd likely also like the $75+ tungsten darts too, but if you are just starting out like me, you will not be disappointed with these darts.

These Red Dragon brand darts are by far yet another great investment i have made. I bought a set of red dragon 30 gram darts about 6 months ago, which have been great, but lately, ive been wanting something a little lighter and slimmer so i thought i would try these out, and man, am i not disappointed! They have a little bit longer barrel than what im used to throwing with which ive found that i actually really like! If you throw like me, (i use four fingers holding a dart) then these longer barreled darts are perfect!! They are slim but perfectly weighted. So, so happy with this purchase!! 😁😁😁😁

First dart to hit the floor broke the stem. Right where the threads connect. I like the feel of the darts and the shaft quality seems good. However, this may not be as good of a deal as it seems because you'll most definitely need to buy better stems.

These are a little different darts from my usual dart. A little lighter, and a little shorter, but it works very well for me! Turns out that the cumulative difference makes for a dart that feels a little heavier in spite of the lighter weight. I changed to a 41mm black point, which is what I use on all my darts and use a durable nylong tweenie shaft with L-style flights (mostly teardrop shape)TL;DR very happy, would recommend

Shafts break easily

Very good Reddragon barrel design. And great price too.