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Here at Double Top Dart Shop we have a massive selection of darts, featuring products from the top brands like Target, Harrows, Winmau, Unicorn, Red Dragon, Shot and others. Shop all the leading darts brands from one of the UK’s leading online darts retailers.

We carry a huge variety of steel tip and soft tip darts. We have over 15,000 sets of darts in stock. Within this range you will find a range of barrel shapes including straight barrel darts, scalloped darts, torpedo darts and more giving players a great choice when finding a set to suit their game.

Shop Online Darts In the UK

Double Top Dart Shop is a UK darts shop stocking the biggest brands and names in darts including professional players and popular darts personalities like Charlie Murphy.

We carry a wide selection of darts from premium 90% tungsten darts to cheap brass darts, allowing players to choose based on budget and experience level. Buy all of the top darts brands in one place, with free next working day UK delivery on orders over £50.

Steel and Soft Tip Darts

There are two main types of darts, steel tip and soft tip darts. Steel tip darts are used for traditional bristle dartboards, soft tip darts are used on electronic dartboards. Soft tip darts are particularly popular in Asia and the US, while steel tip darts are most often associated with professional darts in Europe, where the game has its roots firmly planted in the UK.

The new generation of steel tip darts has also brought in interchangeable point systems like Target Swiss Point, Winmau Switch Point, Harrows Quick Point and Shot Turbo Point. These systems allow players to quickly change their dart points for different lengths and styles without the traditional repointing equipment, as long as they are using points compatible with their darts.

Tungsten and Brass Darts

Tungsten and brass are amongst the most popular materials used to create darts in the modern game. Most professional players, including Luke Littler, Nathan Aspinall and Luke Humphries use tungsten darts. Brass darts are a cheaper entry level option and many players start with them before buying their first serious set. You can also get darts like Michael Van Gerwen’s and Gerwyn Price’s as brass darts based on their professional setups.

Tungsten is generally regarded as the premium option because it is denser allowing manufacturers to make slimmer barrels without losing the weight of the dart. This can give the treble bed more room for tight groupings than wider brass barrels of the same weight. Brass darts are a great option for beginners or casual players because tungsten darts are usually more expensive.

Dart Weights, Barrel Shapes and Grip Styles

It can be difficult to pick the next set of darts that you will use, as there is no single right answer for every player. Dart weight is one of the most important things to consider, with 21g darts being a popular lighter option, while 23g and 24g are amongst the most common. If you want a heavier dart there is from 26g and above.

Once you have your ideal weight in mind, consider the barrel shape and how you want to grip it. Darts with straight barrels, bomb barrels, torpedo barrels and scalloped barrels all have different shapes and feel in the hand. Choose a set that has grip cuts that allow your fingers to naturally fall on the barrel. This will help you to have a comfortable and consistent hold and release when throwing.

Darts From Leading Brands and Professional Players

Darts from some of the biggest names in professional darts including Luke Littler, Gian van Veen, Chris Dobey, Phil Taylor, Scott Williams, Josh Rock, Stephen Bunting and Rob Cross.

Within these player ranges, you will find premium 90% tungsten darts, along with more affordable 80% tungsten and brass options, providing players with a choice of darts to suit different budgets and experience levels.

We have a huge selection of professional player darts from the best brands such as Target, Harrows & Winmau so you can find the darts inspired by your favourite players and their professional setups.

All Darts FAQs

What is the difference between steel tip and soft tip darts?

Steel tip darts use a solid point on a bristle board and soft tip darts have plastic points which get used on soft tip boards.

What comes with a set of darts?

Usually darts sets come with 3 points 3 barrels 3 stems and 3 flights but all our sets of dart have a what’s in the box section.