Charis K-Flex No.6 - Target Darts

The main advantage is the integrated, flexible shaft which absorbs impact, significantly reducing bounce-outs and increasing the durability of the flight system.

No, the Charis K-Flex features a fixed shaft length and angle as part of its integrated design. It is designed to work with standard dart stems.

The design is inspired by stained-glass windows, featuring a motif of shattered glass with shades of blue and silver intertwining on a clear K-Flex base to create a visually striking and artistic effect.

No, the K-Flex is a single, integrated unit. If either the shaft or the flight is damaged, the entire Charis K-Flex unit will need to be replaced.

The 'No.6' refers to the shape of the flight. Target Darts uses a numbering system for their flight shapes, and No.6 is a specific, commonly used size and profile.

Yes, Cathy Leung's name is subtly integrated within the mosaic-like pattern of the design as a hidden signature.

The Charis K-Flex is made using advanced injection moulding, which results in a durable and high-performance material combination for the shaft and flight.

Ensure the K-Flex shaft is securely screwed into the dart stem. While the K-Flex is designed to reduce bounce-outs, extreme throw inconsistencies or impacts can still cause them. Check for any damage to the flight or shaft.

The flexibility is a characteristic of the K-Flex design. If it feels significantly different from expected, check if the shaft is obstructed or damaged. The material is designed for optimal impact absorption.

Check the dart stem's thread and the K-Flex shaft's thread for any dirt, debris, or damage. Ensure you are using a dart with a standard 2BA thread. Try gently cleaning both threads before attempting to screw them together again.

Inspect the K-Flex unit for cracks or bends, especially around the shaft and where it meets the flight. Due to its integrated nature, any significant damage may require replacement of the entire K-Flex unit.