Lee Taylor wrote:Not updated this thread for a while, but reading back through some recent comments there are quiet a few mentions of flights 'ripping' or 'tearing' especially at the base of the flight.
I have said before, but it's worth mentioning again, that this problem is virtually eliminated when using a Spinning stem.
I know a lot of you don't like the idea of a Spinning stem, and I think the name 'Spinning' doesn't help here! The Cosmo stems do not spin freely, like a windmill, but they simply allow the flight to 'turn' on the stem when hit by an oncoming dart.
I use quite a heavy (25g) dart and suffer very little flight damage, when using my Spinning Carbon stems.
Meant to say, if any of our Fit Flight users want to try a set of Spinning stems then drop me a message and I'll send you a set.
The difference they make to the life of the flights is really noticeable.
mc1958 wrote:Lee, do you know anywhere in the UK that stocks the normal Rocket Inside flights - not the Airs as I've already got loads of those lol.
Hi Mike, no mate I don't I'm afraid.
I strongly recommend you drop 'The Master' (above in this thread) a message and he may be able to help. He is based in Finland, but sends goods out in record time. I purchased a leather case from him and it came in less than a week.
Cheers Lee - I'll try The Master a bit nearer payday. I do like the look of that case though, although I already have more than enough cases to be getting on with (plus a couple of the new Unicorn ranges are calling me at the end of the month lol).
The Master wrote:I see that you also use Target Storm Points that helps with keeping the flights whole. I shouldnt write this since Im selling Cosmo products but is you use storm poins or trident180 you will save alot of flights.
Yes, it makes a massive difference using the Storm points.
Yes, I've been a fan of Storm points for some time. Whenever I purchase new darts from DC I have them fit them. The flaring must reduce deflections and flight damage by quite a bit. I recommend them.
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I had a look at these stem flight combo's and purchased some a year or so back. But I didn't like em. Of all the strange reasons it was because they were only available in basic plain colours and designs that were , well, boring. The flight designs had no artistic appeal or bling. I couldn't stand it and have put them away. I see from your latest posts the selection had grown, but there's still a lot of work to be done on the artistic visual front in my opinion.
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Agent 86 wrote:I had a look at these stem flight combo's and purchased some a year or so back. But I didn't like em. Of all the strange reasons it was because they were only available in basic plain colours and designs that were , well, boring. The flight designs had no artistic appeal or bling. I couldn't stand it and have put them away. I see from your latest posts the selection had grown, but there's still a lot of work to be done on the artistic visual front in my opinion.
Thank you for the feedback - Cosmo appreciate all feedback, good or bad.
So here's an idea, that probably won't fly, but I'll put it forward anyway.
Many years of experimenting with barrels/stems/flight combo's have lead me to what I throw today and need a short to medium stem that is heavy. Is there any chance It Fit flight could install a small 1/2 ounce slug of lead into the aft section of the shaft/flight so dart players who want their darts to land more horizontal or downward can use the Fit Flights?
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Agent 86 wrote:I had a look at these stem flight combo's and purchased some a year or so back. But I didn't like em. Of all the strange reasons it was because they were only available in basic plain colours and designs that were , well, boring. The flight designs had no artistic appeal or bling. I couldn't stand it and have put them away. I see from your latest posts the selection had grown, but there's still a lot of work to be done on the artistic visual front in my opinion.
Thank you for the feedback - Cosmo appreciate all feedback, good or bad.
Here are some of the latest product releases:
They look awful
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