Target Steel Tip Darts

Target Steel Tip Darts – Innovation, Precision and Premium Quality

Target Steel Tip Darts are among the most popular darts in the world and are trusted by countless PDC professionals as well as recreational players. For many years, Target Darts has stood for innovation, premium materials and outstanding craftsmanship. The range includes affordable brass steel tip darts for beginners as well as professional 90% and 95% tungsten steel tip darts for ambitious players and tournament professionals.

Whether you prefer a straight barrel, torpedo shape or modern grip patterns, Target offers the right steel tip dart for almost every throwing style. Different barrel shapes, weights and grip levels allow every player to find the perfect setup.

High-Quality Tungsten and Brass Steel Tip Darts

Most Target Steel Tip Darts are manufactured from premium tungsten. Thanks to the high tungsten content, the barrels can be made slimmer while maintaining the desired weight, giving players more room in the treble bed for tighter groupings. Depending on the model, Target uses 80%, 90% or even 95% tungsten.

Target also offers a selection of affordable brass steel tip darts for beginners. These models are ideal for new players, casual games or practice sessions while offering excellent value for money.

Target Swiss Point – The Innovative Interchangeable Point System

Many Target Steel Tip Darts feature the patented Swiss Point System. With the supplied tool, dart points can be replaced safely in just a few seconds. This allows you to test different point lengths and grip styles, replace damaged points quickly or adapt your darts to different dartboards without buying a new set.

Target Player Darts Used by PDC Professionals

Target develops signature darts together with some of the world's best dart players. Many of these original player models are available directly from Dartfieber.

• Luke Littler
• Nathan Aspinall
• Rob Cross
• Stephen Bunting
• Phil Taylor
• Gabriel Clemens
• Keane Barry
• Raymond van Barneveld
• Dimitri Van den Bergh
• Beau Greaves
• Josh Rock

Each player dart has been developed together with the respective professional and differs in barrel shape, grip, balance and weight. This means you can choose between classic all-round darts and highly specialised barrels for different throwing techniques.

Which Target Steel Tip Dart Is Right for Me?

Beginners are generally best served with balanced models weighing between 22 and 24 grams and featuring a medium grip. Experienced players often choose their darts based on barrel shape, balance and grip profile. With the extensive Target range, almost every player can find the perfect steel tip dart.

Why Buy Target Steel Tip Darts from Dartfieber?

• Large selection of genuine Target Steel Tip Darts
• Current PDC player darts from many top professionals
• Wide range of Swiss Point models in stock
• Brass and tungsten steel tip darts for every budget
• Fast shipping directly from Germany
• Personal advice from experienced dart players

Frequently Asked Questions about Target Steel Tip Darts

What is the Swiss Point System?

Swiss Point is Target's patented interchangeable point system that allows dart points to be replaced safely and easily within seconds.

Which Target Steel Tip Darts are suitable for beginners?

Beginners should consider brass models or balanced tungsten darts weighing between 22 and 24 grams with a medium grip, offering excellent control and consistency.

What are the advantages of tungsten darts?

Tungsten allows slimmer barrels at the same weight, making tighter groupings possible and leaving more room in the treble 20. That is why almost all tournament players use tungsten darts.

Do all Target Steel Tip Darts feature Swiss Point?

No. Only selected models are equipped with the Swiss Point System. Many Target darts still feature traditional fixed steel points.

Which professionals play with Target darts?

Well-known Target players include Luke Littler, Nathan Aspinall, Rob Cross, Phil Taylor, Stephen Bunting, Gabriel Clemens, Beau Greaves, Josh Rock, Keane Barry, Raymond van Barneveld and Dimitri Van den Bergh.