O rings, or rubber rings, are commonly used in darts to secure the dart flights in place on the dart shafts. They are placed between the flight and the shaft to prevent the flight from coming loose during play. Whether or not you need O rings for your darts depends on personal preference and the specific design of your dart shafts.
Some dart shafts have built-in features such as rings, ridges, or locking mechanisms that secure the flight without the need for additional O rings. In such cases, O rings may not be necessary.
However, if your dart shafts do not have built-in flight-locking features or if you prefer the added security, you can use O rings. They can provide extra grip and stability to keep the flights firmly in place during play, reducing the chances of flights becoming loose or falling off.
Ultimately, the decision to use O rings is up to you and your personal preference. It’s worth trying both with and without O rings to see which option works best for you in terms of flight stability and dart performance.
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