Wright changes his setup more often and more publicly than anyone at his level. There is a lesson in that worth taking rather than dismissing: equipment is meant to be tried, and flights are the cheapest place to try anything. A set costs very little and changes how the dart behaves immediately, without touching the barrel. Hardcore is Red Dragon's thicker material, so even an experiment lasts a reasonable while before needing replacing. Stack is the pattern rather than the player, appearing across Wright, Clayton, Price and Payne branding on identical construction. Available in No. 2 and Freestyle. Surface area is the whole story with flight shape — more of it means more drag and more correction, less of it means speed and a flatter path. No. 2 is the larger of the two standard shapes, so it carries the most drag and steadies the dart most. Freestyle is Red Dragon's own profile, sitting outside the standard numbered shapes.