Most players get one signature dart. Luke Humphries has five generations of one — TX1 through TX5 — and because Red Dragon keeps the earlier generations in production, you can hold the whole evolution side by side. There are very few ranges in darts where you can do that.

Reading the TX range

The number is the generation, not the quality. A TX2 is not a worse dart than a TX5; it is a different barrel from a different point in his career, and plenty of players prefer the earlier profiles. All sit at 90% tungsten. Alongside them are the TX1 Pioneer in Switch Point form, the Prestige, and a 50 Year Anniversary edition marking Red Dragon's half-century. Browse them in Luke Humphries darts.

Switch Point, if you want to tune

The TX1 Pioneer carries Switch Point, Red Dragon's interchangeable point system — shared with Winmau, since both brands sit under Nodor. It means you can change point length and finish with a small tool rather than committing to whatever came in the box. See Red Dragon points and the wider Switch Point releases.

The 2024 final

Humphries won his first World Championship in January 2024, beating Luke Littler 7-4 at Alexandra Palace after trailing 4-2 and taking five straight sets. He had become world number one days earlier. It remains the only World Championship match Littler has lost.

Flights and shirts

His Hardcore No.2 flights come in the full run of colourways, alongside official Tour and World Champion playing shirts — all in Humphries gear. The complete range sits in the full Luke Humphries collection, and the rest of the brand in the Red Dragon Shop.

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