Casemaster Single Black Dart Case with Solid Plastic Insert and Flexible, Tough Nylon Covering, Holds 3 Steel Tip and Soft Tip Darts, Hard Shell Keeps Flights in Perfect Shape

The case is fantastic. I was debating on this or a more expensive briefcase style and have no regrets buying this. This case keeps your darts separated from each other and the flights stayed perfectly in position so they are not smashed while being stored or traveled with. This case doesn't offer a lot of space for spare parts but it seems to be the perfect amount (for me anyway). I carry around an extra set of flights, an extra set of shafts, 10-12 tips, dart tool, and a few O-rings with ease. Highly recommended

This thing is so solid. The insert/quiver alone is worth buying the case for. Plenty of room to store shafts and flights. I wish that there were some more internal pockets since flights and shafts can tend to fall out of the pockets on the front if held upside down (not something that regularly happens though). But this thing is great. It definitely keeps my darts safe with the flights on. Word of caution: If you have short darts, the darts may not fit properly. Along the same line: If your darts have large, fat barrels, they may not fit into the holder either. Most darts I have fit into this great, but my oversized 25 gram brass darts didn't fit into the quiver. Still a great buy regardless. Super great build quality and not cheap material for the cloth case either.

First, I prefer this style case over the zippered, turtle shell eyeglasses type - those cases hold darts in place with soft foam, and the darts get banged together if the case is dropped or jostled. All the turtle shell cases I've seen have pretty weak shells too, compared the the durability of this case system. Second, the removable plastic frame is a HEAVY, high quality plastic that I haven't experienced outside of the military . . . . I'm serious. This thing is like a brick. It is surprisingly heavy for such a small case size. The nylon cover is very nice, with a high quality rubber label sewn onto the flap. (I have uploaded 5 pics with hover text). The quality is far above what I was expecting, especially for the very reasonable price. To clarify the product description - - - - The belt "clip" is actually a nylon strap, with Velcro on one end to make a loop about 3 1/2" tall, and doubles as the retainer for the BACK SIDE accessory pocket. . . . The Amazon supplied photo shows a second pocket on the dart case flap (with a dollar bill sticking out) - There is no pocket there, just a seam. Do not hesitate to buy this case - You will love it.

Bought this for the ease of slipping darts in and out of the case and not having to reattach flights. Works great for that. The accessory pouch is a little small but fits extra shafts and flights but not super secure. Haven't lost anything yet.

This is the gold standard not only for darts cases....but amazon quality for price in general... I cannot reiterate enough how well designed, compact, beautiful, a bad ass this case it. Design: Slim, flattish even when to capacity, super portable, sturdy. Compact: Very solid when loaded. Very quality plastic that has the darts and a good quality material it's made out of. Bad ass: it safely and securely holds your FULLY FLIGHTED AND ASSEMBLED DART, protecting the tips, while simultaneously revealing the shafts that are still flushed in the plastic. Looks really cool. It honestly looks so cool when loaded with your darts that any competition seeing you unload it will take note mentally and know that you're a serious player. I'm serious. Did I mention that I was serious? Holds spare flights that can easily slide out with thumb pushing up when plastic console is unloaded. Same goes for back pouch that holds my spare shafts and plastic converters. Secure when plastic console is loaded and velcro fastened, and easy to slide out then plastic console is unloaded and velcro is released. Does any of that make sense? I know I'm using intense and unorthodox terminology like 'loaded' and 'unloaded' and 'console'....but this thing feels like a clip of a hand gun or something (see 'badass' section)...and I've never even touched a hand gun.... Just...if you like portability and minimalism without the expense of leaving the convenience of some extra spare materials....get this. Game on!

This Dart Case is perfect as it is large enough to safely carry one’s dart set, ample storage for extra shafts and flights, small enough to fit in the back pocket of your denim jeans. An additional plastic bar to secure your darts from accidental spill out above & beyond the velcro flap enclosure. Best ? You keep your darts with the flights on and no damage will become of them. I highly recommend this case.

I love these cases. They are small and fit everything I need. The only problems that you might want to be aware of are: 1) The pouch in front does hold flights ok, but do not put tips in there. Mine just kept falling out. 2) I throw a shorter dart, and this case suspends the darts by the flights. Not a big deal, but sometimes the shafts fall off the flights and you have to dig the shafts out of the case. Besides that I love this case. Just wish it came with a carabiner so it can hang from a belt loop. Get this case if you hate your flights from getting smashed in other cases.

This case is cheaply made, but the plastic insert is bomber. Including the large plastic insert pocket, there are four total pockets. My biggest gripe with the design is that none of the three accessory pockets have seals (zipper/velcro)—you have to put all of your accessories in small ziplock baggies to prevent them from falling out. One of the three accessory pockets is covered by the belt loop, but does little to prevent items from falling out. Mind you, the lack of seals isn't a total deal breaker ... as long as you don't get careless on the way to, from, or at the bar (At some point, you are bound to lose something). Couple tips: • I carry steel tip conversion points—these will easily fit in the two tube-like spaces between the dart slots in the plastic insert (but will fall out if you invert the insert to remove darts). Just be wary. You can also put extra soft tip points in these spaces. • The large insert pocket will hold two full packets of extra soft point tips along with the plastic holder—due to the shape of the plastic insert. Just feed insert between whatever else you want to store in the big pocket and bing bang boom, you can carry whatever you need for a night out.

Very handy when you are between rounds in a dart tournament. Or you are chalking for other teams. Can put them in a safe place and not leave them sitting on your table.

I like the case the insert compartment could be bigger to fit standard size flights other then that is good.

Well made dart case. Slim profile and has a pocket for extra flights and shafts.

EXCELLENT