Nakamura Lock
A distance favorite with a locked nose fold that keeps the point from unfolding in flight.
Folding guide
Built for people who already like darts and want a more deliberate distance setup: locked tip, slim wings, and attention to symmetry.
Step 1 of 7
Step 1
Fold in half with careful alignment, then open.
Step 1: Precise center crease
Fold in half with careful alignment, then open.
Step 2: First nose taper
Fold top corners exactly to the center.
Step 3: Tip down for lock setup
Fold the tip down short of the triangle base.
Step 4: Second taper
Fold edges to the center, leaving a lock tab.
Step 5: Lock the tip
Fold the lock tab up over the layers.
Step 6: Slim wing folds
Fold in half, then fold relatively slim wings for less drag.
Step 7: Distance setup
Open wings with slight dihedral. Throw hard, level, and follow through.
A distance favorite with a locked nose fold that keeps the point from unfolding in flight.
A slim, pointed flyer with narrow wings for quick, direct flight paths.
A sleek intermediate flyer that balances a sharp nose with usable wing area.
The familiar pointed dart — quick to fold and built for straight, fast throws.
That depends on throw technique, paper, and wind. We do not publish invented average distances.