The Fast Dart
A tightened classic dart with crisp edges for speed runs.
Folding guide
The Swift keeps wings short and the fuselage stiff. It is meant for short-range speed and snappy handling rather than soaring.
Step 1 of 6
Step 1
Fold lengthwise and reopen.
Step 1: Crease the center
Fold lengthwise and reopen.
Step 2: Sharp corner folds
Fold top corners tightly to the center.
Step 3: Taper again
Fold slanted edges to the center a second time.
Step 4: Fold in half
Close along the center crease.
Step 5: Short wings
Fold wings down but stop so the wing span stays relatively short.
Step 6: Finish
Open wings just enough to fly and throw firmly.
A tightened classic dart with crisp edges for speed runs.
A slim, pointed flyer with narrow wings for quick, direct flight paths.
The familiar pointed dart — quick to fold and built for straight, fast throws.
A distance favorite with a locked nose fold that keeps the point from unfolding in flight.
Shorter wings reduce lift and drag, which favors speed over glide in this layout.