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The Winmau Fusion Integrated Flight & Shaft system is an ideal solution for dart players of all levels seeking to eliminate equipment inconsistency. By fusing the flight and shaft into a single, cohesive unit, this system guarantees a perfect 90-degree flight angle and prevents the common frustration of flights popping off during competitive play. While this integrated design offers superior aerodynamics and reliability, users should note that the entire unit must be replaced if the flight or shaft sustains individual damage.
| Model Part Number | X0886 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Winmau |
Yes, the Winmau Fusion features a standard 2BA thread that is compatible with the vast majority of soft-tip and steel-tip barrels.
Because the shaft and flight are fused, the entire unit must be replaced if the flight material tears significantly.
Yes, most hard and soft cases are designed to accommodate these integrated systems without issue.
No, flight protectors are not compatible with integrated systems, nor are they necessary due to the durable construction.
They are suitable for all levels, providing beginners with consistency and professionals with high-performance reliability.
Check that the threads are clean of debris; if the fit remains loose, use a small O-ring between the barrel and shaft to increase tension.
Integrated systems are flexible; gently massage the flight into a 90-degree shape with your fingers and it will retain its memory.
To install the Winmau Fusion Integrated Flight & Shaft, simply screw the threaded end of the shaft into your dart barrel until firm. Because the unit is a single piece, there is no need to align flights or tighten rings. To ensure longevity, avoid storing darts in a way that puts lateral pressure on the integrated flights, as constant bending in a narrow case can deform the flight angle. If the flight edges become frayed over time due to 'Robin Hood' shots, you can gently smooth them with a fine-grit sandpaper, but the unit should be retired if the shaft-to-barrel thread becomes loose or if the flight surface loses its structural integrity.
