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"Rocky"

Josh Rock

  • World Ranking: PDC #8
  • Darts Used: Josh Rock G1, 90% Tungsten, 24g
  • Walkout Song: Welcome to the Party - DJ Krissy
  • Nationality: Northern Irish
  • Date of Birth: 13th April 2001

Josh Rock has one signature dart. In a sport where established players accumulate generations — G1, G2, G5, Phase 3, Phase 6 — the Northern Irishman's range is a single barrel, and that simplicity is worth something if you have ever stared at five near-identical listings wondering which one to pick.

The G1 — and why 24g

The Target Josh Rock G1 is 24g, 90% tungsten, Swiss Point, in his blue and gold design. 24g sits one step above the most common starting weight, and it suits a smoother, more deliberate release — the extra gram buys stability and forgives a slightly loose throw, at the cost of a little speed. If you already throw 23g and find your darts drifting, 24g is the natural next thing to try. See it in Josh Rock darts, or compare against every 24g dart we stock.

Takoma — the case range

His gear leans on the Takoma case family, in standard and XL. The XL is the one to look at if you carry more than one set or keep spares with you — most players underestimate how much case they need until a flight gets crushed in a coat pocket. Also here: K-Flex and G1 Pro Ultra flights and his official shirt, in Josh Rock gear.

The full range

Everything together sits in the Josh Rock collection. For the wider brand, see the Target Shop.

Frequently Asked Questions

▶ What darts does Josh Rock use?

His signature Target G1 in 24g — 90% tungsten with Swiss Point, in blue and gold.

▶ Is 24g too heavy for a beginner?

No. It is within the standard mainstream band. 23g is the more common recommendation, but 24g suits a smoother thrower and is a very reasonable place to start.

▶ What is the difference between Takoma and Takoma XL?

Capacity. The XL holds more — useful if you carry a second set, spare flights and stems, or a point tool rather than just one made-up set.

▶ Does the G1 come in other weights?

Check the listing for currently available weights, as manufacturers add and drop options over time.