Target does not really sell darts. It sells a system — and once you understand how the pieces interlock, the size of the range stops being intimidating and starts being useful.

Two systems, and everything hangs off them

Swiss Point (SP) is the barrel side. An SP barrel is threaded, so the point screws in and swaps with a small tool instead of a re-pointing press. That means one set of barrels can carry short points, long points, grooved points or smooth ones, and you can change your mind. Browse Swiss Points or the wider points range.

K-Flex is the back-end equivalent: flight and stem moulded as one unit rather than assembled from two parts, so nothing works loose and the flight angle stays put. K-Shift is its companion. Crucially, K-Flex threads into the universal 2BA fitting — so it fits darts from any brand, and it is the cheapest way to try a professional's exact setup without buying their barrels. See Target flights.

Choosing a barrel

Target's house families — Hydro, Bolide, Redux, Exo — sit alongside the signature ranges, and both run mostly at 90% and 95% tungsten. Browse Target darts, then narrow by stem length once you know the barrel.

Target Japan — a second design direction

Target runs a separate catalogue for the Japanese and Asian circuit, with its own barrel families, its own design language and its own signature players. Over 70 sets sit in Target Japan darts, with matching K-Flex flights and Premium Swiss Points. If you already throw Target and want a different look, start there.

Beyond the darts

The accessory range is the deepest single-brand catalogue we carry — Corona Vision lighting, the Omni auto scorer, Takoma and BOA cases and Swiss Point tools, in Target accessories. Plus dartboards, playing shirts, and licensed Star Wars and Xbox ranges.

Who throws Target

Luke Littler, Nathan Aspinall, Josh Rock, Rob Cross, Stephen Bunting, Chris Dobey, Phil Taylor, Raymond van Barneveld and Beau Greaves.

Frequently Asked Questions

▶ Do I need special tools for Swiss Point?

Only the small Swiss Point tool, which grips the point so you can unscrew it. No press, no workshop — it takes seconds at the kitchen table.

▶ Will K-Flex fit my non-Target darts?

Yes in almost all cases. It threads into the standard 2BA fitting used across steel tip darts, and replaces both your flight and your stem.

▶ What is different about Target Japan?

It is a separate catalogue developed for the Japanese and Asian market, with its own designs, range names and signature players. The engineering is the same; the design direction is not.

▶ Is Swiss Point the same as Switch Point?

No. Swiss Point is Target's; Switch Point belongs to Winmau and Red Dragon. Both sit in the M2.5 thread family, but they are different systems from different manufacturers.