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New Red Dragon Darts 2026: Gerwyn Price & Jonny Clayton

Red Dragon's newest player darts: a new four-tier range for Jonny Clayton, followed a week later by a new range for Gerwyn Price. Both run from a brass Core starter set through the RD-ADV and RD-Pro to a flagship RD-Ultra, and every tungsten dart is a 90% tungsten (SP) model fitted with Switch Points. The newest launch is shown first, with each range ordered from the flagship down.

Gerwyn Price Darts: Core, RD-ADV, RD-Pro or RD-Ultra?

Every tier is built on the shape of the Iceman's Originals, the parallel barrel that took him to the World Championship and world number one, with a rounded front and centre balance.

  • RD-Ultra: the flagship. The Originals' buttress grip is re-cut with an intricate precision-milled pattern, and it is the only tier with two sets of Switch Points (30mm and 40mm), plus Gerwyn Price Nitro Flite No.2 and a spare standard setup. 23g.
  • RD-Pro: the competition tier, carrying Gerwyn's signature V cut with re-machined silver milling and rings, in black onyx, silver and metallic blue, on Nitro Flite No.2. 21g, 23g and 25g.
  • RD-ADV: the most affordable tungsten Gerwyn Price dart, with silver buttress micro-grip grooves along the full barrel and a standard flight and shaft setup. 22g, 23g and 24g.
  • Core: a 21g brass barrel matched to the Originals, with a buttress grip and a charcoal etch picked out with Gerwyn's blue zigzag, ready to throw with fixed points.

More on this release in the Gerwyn Price November 2026 launch, or see everything in the Gerwyn Price collection.

Jonny Clayton Darts: Core, RD-ADV, RD-Pro or RD-Ultra?

Each Clayton tier takes a different part of the Ferret's darts and builds around it, so the choice is about the barrel as much as budget.

  • RD-Ultra: the flagship. It combines the extra milled cuts from the Recon with the Hiraeth's milled micro grip, adds newly milled scalloped front grooves, and carries Jonny's dragon laser-etched through the centre. 22g.
  • RD-Pro: a tapered barrel with the grip that made the Hiraeth popular, in onyx with red accent rings. 22g, 23g and 24g.
  • RD-ADV: the tapered barrel from the Jonny Clayton Originals, with a tapered nose and ringed grip. 21g, 22g and 23g.
  • Core: a 21g brass set designed from the Hiraeth, with ring cuts, square cuts and micro grip on one barrel in black etch with red paint.

More on this release, including the new Nitro Flite Kite and No.6, in the Red Dragon October 2026 launch, or see the full Jonny Clayton collection.

Switch Points and Barrel Sizes

The RD-ADV, RD-Pro and RD-Ultra in both ranges share a 50.8mm barrel length and use Switch Points, so you can change point style or length in seconds with the tool in the box, or swap to Groove or Wave Switch Points for more hold in the board. Both Core sets are longer and wider at 59.2mm because brass is less dense than tungsten. Browse the full Red Dragon darts range, or read our dart weight guide.

FAQs

▶ What is the difference between the Gerwyn Price and Jonny Clayton 2026 ranges?

Every Gerwyn Price tier uses the parallel shape and centre balance of his Originals. The Jonny Clayton tiers are built around his own darts instead, with tapered barrels on the RD-ADV and RD-Pro and a Hiraeth-based design on the Core.

▶ Which came out first, Jonny Clayton or Gerwyn Price?

The Jonny Clayton range launched first, on 27 October 2026, and the Gerwyn Price range followed on 3 November 2026.

▶ What weights do the new Gerwyn Price darts come in?

Core comes in 21g, RD-ADV in 22g, 23g and 24g, RD-Pro in 21g, 23g and 25g, and RD-Ultra in 23g.

▶ What weights do the new Jonny Clayton darts come in?

Core comes in 21g, RD-ADV in 21g, 22g and 23g, RD-Pro in 22g, 23g and 24g, and RD-Ultra in 22g.

▶ What does (SP) mean on Red Dragon darts?

On Red Dragon darts, SP stands for Switch Point, the interchangeable point system used across the range. It is not the same as the Swiss Point system Target uses, although both use the SP label.