The nation is once again captivated by the extraordinary talent of teenage darts sensation Luke Littler. The 17-year-old darting prodigy sailed to victory over major winner Nathan Aspinall in a New Year’s Day quarter-final clash, setting up a semi-final showdown with crowd favourite Stephen Bunting tonight.
Littler hit an impressive 15 maximums, taking his tournament tally past 50, and capitalised on Aspinall’s missed opportunities, making the win look relatively easy. Since turning 17, Littler has won an astounding 10 senior Professional Darts Corporation events, including the Premier League, Grand Slam and World Series titles, cementing his status as the biggest name in the sport.
If you’ve been inspired by Littler’s performances or are already a fan of ‘the Nuke’, we’ve put together a guide on where to buy his darts and other merchandise.
Luke Littler darts and merch in short
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Target’s G1 Swiss Point darts – £99.95 at Target and Amazon
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G1 Prodigy darts – £129.95 at Target
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Luke Littler Loadout 90% Tungsten darts – £45.90 on Amazon
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Target Darts Luke Littler Cabinet and Dartboard Set – £59.95 on Amazon
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Luke Littler Shirt – £39.95 at Target
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Omni automatic dartboard – £449.95 at Target
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Winmau Softip Electronic Dartboard – £27 at Argos
Luke Littler G1 darts – £99.95
Littler uses G1 Swiss Point darts
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The Nuke uses Target’s G1 Swiss Point darts, available for £99.95 at Target and the same price on Amazon. Swiss Points are a game-changer in the world of darts, with their patented locking system allowing for quick point replacement without the need for an expensive repointing tool.
Dart enthusiasts can now get their hands on the latest G1 Prodigy darts, a dazzling gold version that costs £129.95. Target has recently unveiled these new Littler darts, which boast 90% Tungsten barrels and come in a striking silver and gold design, reports the Mirror.
The Prodigy darts have a stylish gold coating
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Target touts this design as bringing “elegance and exclusivity, inspired by the world of collectable trading cards”. But it’s not all about style; the G1 Prodigy set also features Target’s Swiss DX Points for a perfect fit with the barrel, enhanced by a laser-etched pattern for superior grip and precision.
Dart players can choose between two-point lengths – 26mm or 30mm – and the set includes a handy gold Swiss Point key tool for quick point changes. To top off the package, there are purple K-Flex flights, part of Target’s acclaimed integrated flight system. For those on a budget, the Luke Littler Loadout 90% Tungsten darts are available on Amazon for just £45.90.
Target Darts Luke Littler Cabinet and Dartboard Set – £59.99
Luke Littler cabinet and dartboard set
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For a gift that’s ideal for older children, check out the Target Darts Luke Littler Cabinet and Dartboard Set on Amazon for £59.99. This bundle is a bargain, complete with a dartboard, cabinet, and two sets of darts, although the included brass darts don’t quite live up to the quality of tungsten.
The darts set is a hit, complete with score charts and an official competition throw line. Thrilled customers have weighed in with one saying, “Excellent product for the price, looks really good. Darts aren’t the best but a really good starter set for someone.”
However, a word of caution comes from another who mentions that its weight requires a sturdy wall for mounting, saying, “because it’s so heavy, you do need to check that you have a good wall to fasten it to (unfortunately, our plasterboard walls weren’t up to the job).”
Luke Littler shirt – £39.95
The Nuke’s purple and yellow playing shirt
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If you’re a fan of Luke Littler, his shirt is on sale at Target for £39.95. It’s designed with microfibre fabric and an advanced cooling system to keep you comfortable. But if medium or large is your size, you might have to wait as they’re currently out of stock.
Target Omni – £449.95
For those willing to splurge on high-tech darts equipment, Target recently unveiled the Omni, a revolutionary autoscoring system priced at £449.95. Our sister site The Mirror tested it and were rather taken by its precise scoring – though it’s a significant investment unless you’re throwing darts on the regular (check out the full review here).
Bargain-hunting darts fans should look at the Winmau Softip Electronic Dartboard at Argos, boasting loads of scoring features, and easy on the wallet at just £27.
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