Red Dragon Steel Tip & Soft Tip Darts

90% tungsten with a parallel barrel and textured front and rear grip.

Best for: players who want a straight barrel with grip zones, so they can find a grip position easily.

90% tungsten with a parallel barrel and a higher-traction Sabre-style grip, available in gold and silver finishes.

Best for: players who want a firmer, weightier grip.

A long, 85% tungsten parallel barrel with a square-grooved grip.

Best for: players who like more room to move their fingers on a longer barrel, but want a lower-tungsten option for affordability.

85% tungsten with a parallel barrel and deep grooves for maximum grip.

Best for: players who want to feel where their fingers should sit on each throw, as the grooves stop the dart from slipping.

Torpedo-shaped and front-weighted, based on Luke Humphries’ preferred design.

Best for: front-grip players and those who prefer a shorter barrel to fly the dart straight.

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Parallel barrels with pronounced grip patterns.

Best for: players who want a straight barrel with strong finger feedback for a more consistent throw.

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Parallel barrels with 90% tungsten and a milled grip.

Best for: players who want a slim, straight profile for a clean release and tighter grouping.

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Tapered 90% tungsten barrels, available with fixed or Switch Points.

Best for: players who prefer to feel the weight of the dart in the centre so they can balance their throw.

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90% tungsten barrels, including Black Mamba and Diamond Fusion darts with a special non-slip coating.

Best for: players who want a straight dart with an easy, controlled release.

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The lightest darts in this range are 20g and fly through the air at a faster pace. These are best suited to players who already have a fast throw, or who find heavier darts awkward or uncomfortable.

Middle-weight darts tend to sit at 22–24g. These are often considered standard, so there’s a wide choice of models at this size. They’re a good starting range for adult steel-tip players.

For more mass in the hand and a steadier grip, 25–26g darts are a good choice. They’re great if you want to feel the dart more as you throw.

Heavier darts of 28g and above take a more direct path to the board. They’re less affected by wobbles in your throw, but can feel jarring if you have a particularly fast action.

The Paradym Parallel darts feature an innovative combination of dual coating and an expertly engineered milled grip, delivering comfort and touch at multiple levels, so players can take complete control and maximise performance and accuracy.

Make your setup the gold standard with Paradym Gold, fitted with a unique grip pattern that’s been meticulously crafted to provide multi-level traction, so players can feel every movement with absolute precision. This superior tactile control enhances consistency and release accuracy, making it an essential addition to any serious player’s collection.

Red Dragon’s Javelin Original is the longest dart in their collection and offers players a seamless design that combines 85% tungsten with superb performance and grip at great value.

Go on the offensive with the Razoredge Original darts, with an 85% tungsten parallel design and aggressive Razoredge grip technology for unrivalled precision and power.

Yes, many steel-tip Red Dragon darts come with Switch Point technology. These darts are designed for quick and easy point changes compared to traditional fixed-point barrels, which normally require a compatible repointing tool or a professional repointing service. Before making any changes, it’s always a good idea to check the specific product before removing a point.

Fitting flights to your darts couldn’t be easier. Simply push the flight evenly into the four slots at the top of the shaft until it’s seated securely and tightly. Flights aren’t locked in place once added, as many players enjoy switching flights to discover the best shape and design for them. Integrated systems work differently, as the shaft and flight are all one piece, meaning if you’d like to change the flight, the shaft must also be changed.

Red Dragon player ranges include some of the biggest and best names in professional darts, including Luke Humphries, Gerwyn Price, Gian van Veen, Jonny Clayton and Peter Wright. Each player uses a different barrel concept, so it’s always worth selecting a dart that fits your favoured grip, barrel and weight rather than choosing only by favourite player.