Nerf Darts Types: History and Characteristics Table

Nerf blasters are a staple of childhood play, as well as a popular pastime for adults. Whether you’re in it to have fun or to become competitive, the type of Nerf darts used makes all the difference. Not only do the darts differ in size and weight but also in range, accuracy, power levels, and more. Understanding these differences between types of darts available on the market today and finding one that suits your needs best can help improve your overall game experience when playing with Nerf guns.

Whether you’re a seasoned Nerf warrior or just getting started, this guide will provide you with all the information you need to have a fun and safe experience with Nerf darts.

History of Nerf Darts

The history of Nerf darts can be traced back to the 1970s, when Parker Brothers introduced the first foam-dart gun. Since then, the popularity of Nerf guns and darts has only continued to grow, with new and improved models being introduced on a regular basis. Today, Nerf guns and darts are enjoyed by people of all ages, with millions of people using them for fun, games, and even competitive play.

Types of Nerf Darts

There are several different types of Nerf darts available on the market, each with their own unique features and benefits. Let’s take a look at the most popular types of Nerf darts:

IMG	Title	Year released	Series	Head type	Size	Navigation
	Sharpshooter Dart	1992	Original Nerf	Suction cup	3.6″ x 0.6″ 9 cm x 1.6 cm	Read More
	Mega Dart	1993	Original Nerf	Suction cup	3.6″ x 0.6″ 9 cm x 1.6 cm	Read More
	Micro Dart	1993	N-Strike N-Strike Elite Rebelle	Suction cup	3.25" x 0.5" 8.3 cm x 1.3 cm	Read More
	Whistler Dart	2003	N-Strike	Whistler	3.1" x 0.5" 8 cm x 1.3 cm	Read More
	Sonic Micro Dart	2003	N-Strike	Whistler	3.1" x 0.5" 8 cm x 1.3 cm	Read More
	N-Strike Micro Dart	2003	N-Strike N-Strike Elite Rebelle	Suction cup	3.25" x 0.5" 8.3 cm x 1.3 cm	Read More
	Tagger Micro Dart	2004	Dart Tag	Velcro	3.25" x 0.5" 8.3 cm x 1.3 cm	Read More
	Streamline Dart	2006	N-Strike	Streamlined	2.8" x 1.4" 7.2 cm x 1.2 cm	Read More
	Tagger Micro Whistler Dart	2011	Dart Tag	Velcro/whistler	3.25" x 0.5" 8.3 cm x 1.3 cm	Read More
	Elite Dart	2011	N-Strike Elite N-Strike N-Strike Modulus	Streamlined	3.25" x 0.5" 8.3 cm x 1.3 cm	Read More
	Collectible Dart	Fall 2013	Rebelle	Streamlined	2.75" x 0.5" 7 cm x 1.3 cm	Read More
	Zombie Strike Dart	2013	Zombie Strike	Streamlined	2.75" x 0.5" 7 cm x 1.3 cm	Read More
	Mega Dart (N-Strike Mega)	2013	N-Strike Elite N-Strike N-Strike Mega	Whistler	3.65" x 0.75" 9,3 cm x 1.9 cm	Read More
	Suction Dart	2014	N-Strike Elite	Suction cup	2.8" x 0.4" 7.2 cm x 1.2cm	Read More
	Doomlands Dart	2015	Doomlands 2169	Streamlined	2.75" x 0.5" 7 cm x 1.3 cm	Read More
	GlowStrike Dart	2016	GlowStrike	Streamlined	2.75" x 0.5" 7cm x 1.3 cm	Read More
	AccuStrike Dart	Spring 2017	N-Strike Elite Rebelle	Spiraled	2.75" x 0.5" 7cm x 1.3 cm	Read More
	AccuStrike Mega Dart	Fall 2018	N-Strike Mega	Flat	3.65" x 0.75" 9.3 cm x 1.9 cm	Read More
	Ultra Dart	Fall 2019	ULTRA	Streamlined	2.45" x 0.6" 6.2 cm x 1.5 cm	Read More
	Fortnite Dart	2019	Elite Dart	Streamlined	2.75" x 0.5" 7 cm x 1.3 cm	Read More
	Fortnite Mega Dart	2019	Elite Dart	Whistler	3.65" x 0.75" 9.3 cm x 1.9 cm	Read More
	Elite 2.0 Dart	2020	Elite 2.0	Streamlined	2.75" x 0.5" 7 cm x 1.3 cm	Read More
	Mega XL Dart	2021	Mega XL	Whistler	4" x 1.5" 10 cm x 3.8 cm	Read More
	AccuStrike Ultra Dart	2021	ULTRA	Available	2.45" x 0.6" 6.2 cm x 1.5 cm	Read More

• Sharpshooter Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  1992	Original Nerf	Suction cup	Discontinued	3.60″ x 0.60″ 9 cm x 1.6 cm

  

  The introduction of the Sharpshooter Dart marked a new era in Nerf ammunition technology. Debuting in 1992, this innovative dart was packaged with the Sharpshooter blaster and quickly gained popularity. However, its popularity waned as the use of Ballistic Balls increased. Despite this, later versions of the Sharpshooter still managed to make an impact by coming with the Mega Dart, replacing the original Sharpshooter Dart.

  The design of the Sharpshooter Dart was simple yet effective, with fins attached to the body of a Mega Dart. This unique feature differentiated it from other darts in the market at the time. But, as trends changed and new innovations were introduced, the fins on the Sharpshooter Dart were eventually phased out. This eventually led to the replacement of the Sharpshooter Dart with the Mega Dart in later models of the Sharpshooter.

• Mega Dart

  Year released	Ammunition type	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  1993	Dart	Suction cup	Discontinued	3.6" (9cm) long 5/8" (15.9mm) outside diam. 1/4" (6.4mm) inside diam.

  

  The Mega Dart made its debut in 1993, inspired by the previous year’s release of the Sharpshooter Dart. This new type of dart became the go-to choice for many blasters in the 1990s and early 2000s.

  Nerf’s Mega Darts were a game-changer in the world of foam darts, offering a larger and longer design compared to the traditional Micro Dart. With two variations available, it could sometimes be challenging to distinguish between the two.

  Type 1 Mega Darts were known for their extended range, but suffered from a lack of durability. However, as blasters started to utilize compression rings, Nerf switched to Type 2 Mega Darts which had a similar appearance but a much more average range.

  In 1997, the Electric Eel was released with a special variant of the Mega Dart, featuring a phosphorescent paper wrap instead of a true glow-in-the-dark feature. Type 1 Mega Darts were discontinued in July of 1997 and Type 2 was last used in 1998, before being succeeded by the 1999 Screamin’ Mega Dart which was in use until 2007.

• Micro Dart

  Year released	Ammunition type	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  1993	Dart	Suction cup	Discontinued	3.25" x 0.5" 8.3 cm x 1.3 cm

  

  The Micro Dart revolutionized the world of foam darts when it was introduced in 1993 as part of the Rip Rockets series. Initially known as “Rip Rockets”, it quickly replaced the once-popular Mega Dart and went on to dominate the market for many years.

  The Micro Dart’s popularity can be attributed to its versatility, featuring a suction cup head that would stick to most smooth surfaces, even when fired from a distance. Made of foam similar to the Mega Dart, it was a bit more delicate than its modern counterparts, but still a staple among Nerf enthusiasts. Some versions of the Micro Dart featured a smaller suction cup that was narrower in diameter than the body of the dart itself.

  In 2003, the Micro Dart was succeeded by the N-Strike Micro Dart, marking a new era in foam dart technology. Despite this, the Micro Dart remains a beloved part of Nerf history and is still popular among enthusiasts to this day.

• Whistler Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  2003	2003 series N-Strike	Whistler	Discontinued	3.1" x 0.5" 8cm x 1.3cm

  

  The Whistler Dart is a unique type of Nerf Micro Dart, distinguishable by its signature whistle that is created by a small opening in the dart head. The whistle is more prominent indoors, making it easier to hear the trajectory of the dart.

  Despite the whistling tip, the Whistler Dart may be less accurate than other dart types, especially if the opening faces upwards when shot, as the updraft can keep the dart from dropping. However, it is still a popular choice among enthusiasts for its firmer dart body and stronger head, compared to the similar Sonic Micro Dart.

  At the time, both the Whistler Dart and the Sonic Micro Dart were available on the market. However, the Whistler Dart had a longer lifespan, continuing to be produced until 2011, when it was discontinued in favor of the standardized 2012 Elite Dart. Despite this, the Whistler Dart remains a fan favorite for its unique and distinctive sound.

• Sonic Micro Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  2003	2003 series N-Strike	Whistler	Discontinued	3.1" x 0.5" 8cm x 1.3cm

  

  The Sonic Micro Dart, a variation of the Micro Dart, is defined by its distinctive whistle created by a small hole in the dart head. The whistle is more audible indoors. However, this hole can also make the dart less accurate, but if it’s shot facing upwards, the dart will benefit from an updraft and fly further.

  While the Whistler Dart had a stronger build, the Sonic Micro Dart was said to have more precision and consistency. Both Whistler and Sonic Micro Darts were available during the same era, but eventually, the production of the Sonic Micro Dart was discontinued in favor of the Whistler Dart. Despite this, in the United Kingdom, Sonic Micro Darts were still included with blasters.

• N-Strike Micro Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  2003	N-Strike N-Strike Elite Rebelle	Suction cup	Discontinued	3.25" x 0.5" 8.3 cm x 1.3 cm

  

  The N-Strike line of blasters once utilized Micro Darts as their standard ammunition, often found accompanying single-fire and revolver-style weapons. However, over time the Whistler Dart overtook the Micro Dart in popularity and eventually replaced it altogether.

  By 2012, the N-Strike Elite Dart had become the go-to dart type, but in 2014 the Micro Dart saw a resurgence in the form of the Suction Dart. This new type of dart was introduced as the true successor to the Micro Dart.

  A special edition of the Micro Dart was also introduced in 2014, packaged under the Rebelle series as part of the Star Shot Set. Dubbed the Collectible Suction Dart, it offered a unique twist on the classic Micro Dart design.

  Despite its decline in production, the Micro Dart still makes occasional appearances in certain promotional blasters and can be found packaged with N-Strike Elite products in select regions around the world.

• Tagger Micro Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  2004	Dart Tag	Velcro	Available	3.25" x 0.5" 8.3 cm x 1.3 cm

  

  The Tagger Micro Dart, also known as a Dart Tag Dart or simply a Tagger Dart, is a special type of Nerf dart that made its debut in 2004 as part of the Dart Tag series.

  With its Velcro-tipped head, the Tagger Micro Dart is designed to stick to Scoring Vests, competition jerseys, and most other types of clothing material. Unfortunately, it is not compatible with the clip system blasters, much like its Micro Dart predecessor.

  The Tagger Micro Dart was the standard ammunition for the Nerf Dart Tag League when it was first introduced in 2004.

  In 2008, the Dart Tag series was given a makeover with a new green and orange color scheme, and the Tagger Micro Dart was updated to match. A green version of the dart was released as part of this revamp.

  However, by 2011, the Tagger Micro Dart was replaced by the Tagger Micro Whistler Dart as the standard Dart Tag ammunition. This new dart kept the Velcro tip, but added a whistling head and was produced in a single color scheme.

  In 2018, a new version of the Tagger Micro Dart for the canceled Dart Tag Elite was patented, but it never saw the light of day as the product was never released or made.

• Streamline Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  2006	N-Strike	Streamlined	Discontinued	2.8" x 1.4" 72 mm x 12 mm

  

  The Streamline Dart, with its rubber-tipped, aerodynamic head and long orange body, is designed to be a universal ammunition for clip system blasters. Its shape and size make it easily adaptable to various interchangeable clips and drums, making it a go-to choice for many clip system compatible blasters.

  However, the Streamline Dart’s reputation for poor accuracy is well-known, thanks to its long rubber stem and hollow head. Over time, these darts can become less firm and even cause jams in blasters. In addition, some blaster’s dart posts can damage or impale bent Streamline Darts. And in some cases, the longer dart posts on some blasters may render the Streamline Dart unusable, as its rubber stem can prevent proper insertion onto the post.

  The Streamline Dart was first introduced to the market with the Longshot CS-6 in 2006, which marked the first appearance of the modern clip system.

  By 2012, the Streamline Dart was being phased out and replaced by the N-Strike Elite Elite Dart. This new type of dart, also compatible with clip system blasters and accessories, boasts a shorter rubber stem, enabling it to be used in blasters with longer dart posts without issue.

• Tagger Micro Whistler Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  2011	Dart Tag	Velcro/whistler	Discontinued	3.25" x 0.5" 8.3cm x 1.3cm

  

  The Tagger Micro Whistler Dart is a game-changer in the world of Nerf ammunition. This upgraded version of the Tagger Micro Dart features a blue Velcro tip that adheres effortlessly to soft cloth materials, making it the ideal choice for Scoring Vests and competition jerseys. What sets it apart is its specially designed tip that creates a high-pitched whistle as the dart flies, drawing the attention of your opponents and increasing your chances of hitting your target.

  Since its introduction in 2011, the Tagger Micro Whistler Dart has become the standard in the dart tag arena, officially recognized as the ammunition of the elite Nerf Dart Tag League. In 2013, the Dart Duel set added even more excitement with the introduction of two new color schemes, offering players even more customization options. Whether you’re in a heated match or just having fun with friends, the Tagger Micro Whistler Dart is the ideal choice for your next Nerf adventure.

• Elite Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  2011	N-Strike Elite N-Strike N-Strike Modulus	Streamlined	Available	3.25" x 0.5" 8.3cm x 1.3cm

  

  Introducing the Elite Dart – the premier ammunition for N-Strike blasters. Despite its compatibility with Streamline Dart clips and drums, the Elite Dart sets itself apart with its sleek new color scheme and shorter tip plug for increased compatibility with a wider range of blasters. The weight of these darts is also slightly lighter, approximately 1 gram compared to the 1.3 grams of Streamline Darts.

  Not only do they look different, but the Elite Dart has been proven to outperform its predecessor. With commercials claiming a range of seventy-five feet when fired from an N-Strike Elite blaster, these darts are both more accurate and longer-flying than Streamline Darts. Tests have shown that the use of Elite Darts in N-Strike blasters can result in an increase in the overall range of anywhere from 10% to 20%. And, with their improved aerodynamics, the Elite Dart is less prone to disruptive fishtailing at high speeds, providing a more stable and consistent flight path.

  If you’re looking for an edge in your next battle, make sure to choose the Elite Dart – the superior choice in N-Strike ammunition.

• Collectible Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  Fall 2013	Rebelle	Streamlined	Discontinued	2.75" x 0.5" 7cm x 1.3cm

  

  Embrace the power of individuality with the Collectible Dart, the perfect addition to any Rebelle arsenal. Launched in the fall of 2013 as a part of the iconic Rebelle series, these darts boast a vibrant twist on the reliable Elite Dart design. Equipped with universal compatibility for all Elite Dart-compatible blasters, the Collectible Dart brings a touch of flair to any skirmish.

  But the Collectible Dart is more than just a pretty face – each one showcases the iconic Rebelle emblem, making it a must-have for collectors and fans of the Rebelle brand. So whether you’re dominating the battlefield or expanding your collection, the Collectible Dart is your go-to choice for your next action-packed experience.

• Zombie Strike Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  2013	Zombie Strike	Streamlined	Available	2.75" x 0.5" 7cm x 1.3cm

  

  Get ready to fend off the undead with the Zombie Strike Dart, the perfect ammunition for the Zombie Strike series. Released in 2013, these darts are a spin-off of the well-known Elite Dart design, making them compatible with standard N-Strike clips and drums.

  With their distinctive bright green color, the “Deco” versions of the Zombie Strike Dart stand out from the crowd with the iconic Zombie Strike “Z” logo and the trusted Nerf logo. Despite similarities to other Elite Dart derivatives like the Rebelle Collectible Dart and Alien Menace Dart, the Zombie Strike Dart is unique in its own right.

  While a suction-tipped version has not been announced yet, it’s always possible that it may be released in the future. But for now, arm yourself with the Zombie Strike Dart and prepare to defend against the impending zombie horde.

• Mega Dart (N-Strike Mega)

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  2013	N-Strike Elite N-Strike N-Strike Mega	Whistler	Available	3.65" x 0.75" 9,3cm x 1.9cm

  

  Revamped and Reimagined, the Mega Dart is the ultimate ammunition for N-Strike Mega enthusiasts. This dart was introduced in 2013 and is designed to stand out from traditional Nerf darts. With a bold red color scheme, complemented by an orange tip, the Mega Dart cuts through the air with a whistle, making it easy to track during battles.

  In comparison to other darts, the Mega Dart is designed to be more aerodynamically stable, ensuring maximum ranges are achieved. According to Hasbro, approximately 60% of the darts fired from the Centurion reach the maximum ranges, while the rest fall short. This contrasts with the performance of blasters that use Elite Darts, where only a few darts reach maximum ranges, even when angled.

  Compatible with all blasters in the N-Strike Mega series, the Mega Dart is also compatible with some non-Nerf blasters, such as the Buzz Bee Air Max series. However, due to its size, it is not compatible with most older Mega Dart blasters, with some exceptions like the Max Force Sawtooth and the Nerf Action Crossbow.

  In 2014, the Mega Dart was given a new twist as part of the Zombie Strike Z.E.D. Squad sub-series. With a vibrant green color scheme, it complemented the series and added a new dimension to the Mega Dart family. This popular dart was also given a second variant in 2019 as part of the Fortnite HC-E series.

• Suction Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  2014	N-Strike Elite	Suction cup	Available	2.8" x 0.4" 7,2cm x 1.2cm

  

  The Suction Dart is a new type of Nerf dart that was introduced in 2014 as part of the N-Strike Elite series. It’s a refreshing spin on the classic Elite Dart, featuring a suction cup tip instead of the typical foam tip. Unlike Micro Darts, the dart head on the Suction Dart is the same width as the body, making it suitable for use with a wide range of Elite, clip system, and N-Strike blasters.

  These darts come in different variations, with some featuring a unique “W” letter code, adding an extra level of customization for players. The Suction Dart is the successor to the Micro Dart, and despite initial plans for a May 20th release, it was released early alongside the spring 2014 products.

  For fans of the popular video game Fortnite, the Suction Dart has another special surprise in store. A Fortnite variant was made available as part of the Fortnite Targeting Set, offering an extra-exciting way to play. Whether you’re taking on the competition or just looking to add to your collection, the Suction Dart is a must-have for any Nerf enthusiast.

• Doomlands Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  2015	Doomlands 2169	Streamlined	Discontinued	2.75" x 0.5" 7cm x 1.3cm

  

  Introducing the must-have accessory for your journey through the desolate world of Doomlands 2169 – the Doomlands Dart. Released in 2015, this innovative type of Nerf ammunition is designed to deliver powerful performance in the harshest of conditions.

  Built upon the reliable foundation of the Elite Dart design, the Doomlands Dart boasts compatibility with a diverse array of blasters, making it a versatile option for your post-apocalyptic arsenal. But what sets it apart is the bold and recognizable Doomlands 2169 logo featured prominently on its side, making it a prized possession for any fan or collector of the series. So gear up, load up with Doomlands Darts, and conquer the wasteland with confidence.

• GlowStrike Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  2016	GlowStrike	Streamlined	Available	2.75" x 0.5" 7cm x 1.3cm

  

  GlowStrike Dart – the illuminating ammunition for your high-stakes battles. Released in 2016, this unique type of Nerf Dart is part of the GlowStrike series, and is designed to bring a new level of excitement to your gaming experience.

  The GlowStrike Dart boasts a bright white body that glows in the dark, adding an element of surprise and strategy to your play. With a green head reminiscent of the trusted Elite Dart design, this dart is compatible with a wide range of blasters, and packs a double punch with both the Nerf and Star Wars logos prominently displayed. So gear up and let the light guide your way with the GlowStrike Dart.

• AccuStrike Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  Spring 2017	N-Strike Elite Rebelle	Spiraled	Available	2.75" x 0.5" 7cm x 1.3cm

  

  Introducing the AccuStrike Dart – the latest advancement in the world of Nerf ammunition. Designed with precision and accuracy in mind, these darts were released in 2017 as part of the AccuStrike Series and offer a unique twist on the standard Elite Dart.

  With its distinct spiraled dart head, the AccuStrike Dart was engineered to fly in a straight direction and provide maximum consistency. The flat head, molded with spiral indentations, creates a spinning effect when fired, though this has yet to be definitively proven. Despite its innovative design, the AccuStrike Dart still holds the same weight, distribution, and center of gravity as standard Elite Darts, making it backwards compatible with all clip system-compatible blasters.

  Unfortunately, the dart head’s diameter being the same as the dart body means that these darts may not perform as well in blasters with compression barrels. Despite this limitation, the AccuStrike Dart was designed and tested by Hasbro engineers for over two years, making it a top choice for those seeking accuracy and performance.

  In 2018 and 2021, the AccuStrike design inspired the creation of the Mega Dart and ULTRA Dart variants, respectively. Although these variants lack the spiral indentations, they maintain the flat tip design that has proven to improve consistency and accuracy in flight.

• AccuStrike Mega Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  Fall 2018	N-Strike Mega	Flat	Available	3.65" x 0.75" 9.3cm x 1.9cm

  

  AccuStrike Mega Dart – the latest innovation in Nerf ammunition, crafted specifically for the AccuStrike series. This powerful dart was launched in the fall of 2018, offering a unique fusion of the traditional Mega Dart with the improved accuracy and stability of the AccuStrike Dart.

  Boasting the same formidable size as its Mega Dart counterpart, the AccuStrike Mega Dart differs in its sleek, flat head design that lacks the spiral indentations seen in standard AccuStrike Darts. This deviation in design allows for maximum consistency and straight-flying performance, making it the perfect choice for long-range battles and accuracy-focused enthusiasts.

  Experience the power of the AccuStrike Mega Dart for yourself with the introduction of the Thunderhawk, the latest and greatest blaster in the AccuStrike series.

• Ultra Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  Fall 2019	ULTRA	Streamlined	Available	2.45" x 0.6" 6.2cm x 1.5cm

  

  The ULTRA Dart is an innovative type of Nerf ammunition introduced in the fall of 2019 under the ULTRA series. These darts are designed with built-in fins at the base, providing improved stability and accuracy in flight. The streamlined dart head, which features two small parallel holes, is similar in appearance to Mega Darts.

  ULTRA Darts are made from expanded polypropylene (EPP), a brittle and less flexible material compared to traditional foam darts, and are colored similarly to styrofoam. The heads, on the other hand, are made of soft thermoplastic rubber (TPR) to prevent damage to targets.

  There have been some reports of ULTRA Darts experiencing excessive wear and tear around the dart head, as the dart heads are not mechanically anchored to the body of the dart. Instead, the heads are merely dome-shaped caps that are glued onto the shaft. This junction is also the area that experiences the greatest stress during impact, which can weaken the connection and cause the heads to become detached.

  Despite these issues, ULTRA Darts have similar dimensions to the older Mega Dart and offer a new level of performance to players.

• Fortnite Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  2019	Elite Dart	Streamlined	Available	2.75" x 0.5" 7cm x 1.3cm

  

  The Fortnite series is the result of a partnership between Nerf and the popular online game, Fortnite. These darts were designed to bring the excitement of the game into the real world and are instantly recognizable with their signature blue and purple color combination. At their core, they are based on the widely used Elite darts but with a unique twist that is sure to delight Fortnite fans.

• Fortnite Mega Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  2019	Elite Dart	Whistler	Available	3.65" x 0.75" 9.3 cm x 1.9 cm

  

  The Fortnite Mega Dart is a unique form of Nerf ammunition that was introduced in 2019 as part of the collaboration between Hasbro and Epic Games for the popular online game Fortnite. These darts boast an eye-catching orange body and a distinctive purple dart head, with a Deco edition featuring an attention-grabbing purple llama pattern. Compatible with all Mega Dart-compatible blasters, these Fortnite Mega Darts are an excellent addition to any foam dart collection.

• Elite 2.0 Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  2020	Elite 2.0	Streamlined	Available	2.75" x 0.5" 7 cm x 1.3 cm

  

  The Elite 2.0 Dart is a new iteration of the classic Elite Dart, and was introduced to the market in 2020 as a part of the Elite 2.0 series of blasters by Nerf. These darts come in two eye-catching color combinations – blue/teal body with an orange head or an orange body with a blue/teal head. The Elite 2.0 Dart is designed to be used with all clip system blasters and accessories.

• Mega XL Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  2021	Mega XL	Whistler	Available	4" x 1.5" 10 cm x 3.8 cm

  

  The Mega XL Dart makes its grand entrance into the world of Nerf, offering a bold and impactful option for dart enthusiasts. With dimensions that dwarf those of regular Mega Darts, these darts make a loud, distinctive whistle as they soar through the air. It’s worth noting that their loose fit makes them incompatible with blasters that primarily use Elite Missiles. The initial unveiling of the Mega XL Dart and the Doublecrusher occurred in early July of 2021, stirring excitement among the Nerf community.

• AccuStrike Ultra Dart

  Year released	Series	Head type	Shelf status	Size
  2021	ULTRA	Flat	Available	2.45" x 0.6" 6.2cm x 1.5 cm

  

  The AccuStrike Series brings forth the AccuStrike ULTRA Dart, the latest addition to the world of Nerf ammunition. This dart takes the best features of the ULTRA Dart and enhances its accuracy through the use of a flat dart head, similar to the AccuStrike Dart. Early rumors of its release were confirmed in February of 2021 when an online listing for a refill pack, referred to as ULTRA Pinpoint Darts, made its way to the internet. The AccuStrike ULTRA Dart was officially launched with the ULTRA SELECT blaster and as a separate refill pack under its rightful name.