Darts

Every player throws a little differently, and every dart needs to match the moment. Some want a heavier, straighter flight. Others want a lightweight dart they can control with a quicker release. 

Our range includes:

• Pre-packed dart sets in various lengths, weights and materials
• Steel tip and soft tip darts for different board types
• High-tungsten content barrels for competitive play
• Lightweight brass options that are great for beginners
• A full range of dart accessories for repairs and upgrades

With weights ranging from 18g to 42g and options in brass, tungsten, steel tip, and soft tip darts, our range offers something for every thrower. From trusted entry-level gear to world-class brands like Target Darts, everything is designed for performance, reliability, and repeat play.

Known globally for their elite design and technical precision, Target Darts are trusted by professionals and passionate players alike. From high-tungsten barrels to smart grip patterns, the Target Darts range is engineered to give players full control — and the confidence to aim high.

As a key brand in our lineup, Target Darts deliver quality that withstands the pressure of the competition while making every throw count.

Brass darts are ideal for beginners. They’re affordable, easy to grip, and great for learning how to aim and release with confidence. However, because brass is less dense, the barrels are thicker, which can make it harder to group shots tightly. It also makes them more affordable, so they’re a popular choice for casual and expert players alike. 

Tungsten darts are denser, which means slimmer barrels and better potential for tight groupings. The higher the tungsten percentage, the more compact and durable the dart. Tungsten is preferred for competitive play or anyone looking to step up their game.

Weight plays a huge role in how a dart feels and performs. Lighter darts (18g–22g) tend to move faster through the air and suit players who throw with a lighter touch. Heavier darts (up to 42g) offer more stability and tend to fly straighter.

For most new players, starting around 22g–25g is a safe bet. It provides a good mix of control and feel, with room to adjust as throwing style develops.

Every dart setup is a little different. Flights, shafts, and points all play a part in how a dart behaves in the air. Larger flights help with stability, while smaller ones allow for faster throws. It’s a matter of feel, and that comes with experimentation.

Some components — shafts, points, flights — can be swapped and upgraded. That’s where our full range of dart accessories comes in. With spare parts, sharpeners, flight sets, and repair kits, it’s easy to customise or maintain a setup over time.