Target
Target darts buyer path
Use the Target collection when you want to compare stocked Target darts and accessories in one place. Start with tip type, weight and grip feel, then check whether a Swiss Point-compatible setup or a standard steel tip setup is the right path.
Useful next steps: compare all darts, check dart weight, choose flights and shafts and check dart points.
Target buyer fit
Start with the system before the model name. If you want Target Swiss Point barrels, keep your point choices inside the Swiss Point system. If you are comparing player darts, check weight, tungsten percentage and grip position before the player name.
| Product | Brand | Weight | Tungsten | Tip | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rob Cross G2 Steel Tip Darts - 90% Tungsten | Target | 23g | 90% Tungsten | Steel tip | Live |
| Nathan Aspinall G2 Steel Tip Darts - 95% Tungsten | Target | 22g | 95% Tungsten | Steel tip | Live |
Compatibility check: Swiss Points are for compatible Target SP barrels. If you are not sure, open the product page and confirm the point system before adding replacement points.
Related paths: Target Japan, Swiss Points, flights and shafts.
How to choose Target darts
Start by deciding whether you want a Target Swiss Point setup, a player dart, or a simpler all-round Target barrel. That choice narrows the range faster than comparing every model name at once.
- Swiss Point first: if interchangeable points matter to you, compare that system before anything else.
- Player models next: use the player range as a shortlist, then compare weight, grip position and barrel shape.
- Target Japan: compare this range if you want a more premium or design-led Target option rather than the broader main collection.
Browse Target Japan, compare Swiss Points, tune with flights and shafts, or return to all steel tip darts.