Red Dragon Darts

Explore the full Red Dragon range at Darts Corner, from tungsten barrels to flights and stems.

Browse Darts, Flights & Accessories

From player darts, flights, shafts, cases and many other accessories, our Red Dragon collection has everything you need to configure your darts to a feel and flight that suits your technique. Whether you’re replacing one part of your setup or switching to a brand new set, Red Dragon darts has you covered.

Who Are Red Dragon Darts?

Red Dragon was founded back in 1975 when two highly skilled and pioneering automotive engineers became fascinated by darts and the potential of tungsten. They grew their business from those engineering-led beginnings into one of the largest UK darts brands, now boasting their own purpose-built facility where the passion for design and production remains as strong as ever. Today, more than 50 years later, Red Dragon has shipped millions of darts to over 100 countries worldwide and continues to be a favourite brand among both elite players and those just getting into the sport.

What Makes Red Dragon So Good?

Red Dragon gives players a huge range of complete darts as well as dart parts, helping players who are constantly looking to refine their grip and throwing style. Their range includes long parallel barrels, shorter torpedo profiles, lighter and heavier options, different grip levels and player-specific designs, giving you all the tools you need, no matter your technique.

The range includes darts suitable for those in the professional game, while also offering plenty of great options at lower price points for club, pub and home players too. Its engineering and production model gives Red Dragon direct control over many of the details that shape how a dart feels in the hand, from barrel machining to grip placement, which gives Red Dragon a distinctive feel that reflects the brand’s approach to design and manufacturing.

Who Uses Red Dragon Darts?

Red Dragon works with some of the leading names in the world of darts. World champion Luke Humphries, former world champion Gerwyn Price, Gian van Veen, Jonny Clayton and Peter Wright all have player ranges, giving you the option to try equipment used by the best in the world and see which style suits your technique.

Browse Luke Humphries darts, Gian van Veen darts, Gerwyn Price darts and the rest of the Red Dragon player collection to compare barrel shapes, grip patterns, weights and more.

How To Choose Your Red Dragon Kit

Here at Darts Corner, we have a large range of Red Dragon kits for you to choose from. Whether you need a new dartboard, flights or full darts sets, we’ve got you covered.

If you’re looking for new darts, or new dart parts, we always recommend that players start with the pieces that affect your game most, such as flights and shafts, before adding protection, storage and any other accessories around them. This gives you the opportunity to find the perfect setup without buying additional elements you do not need.

Darts

What to look for: Start by choosing a steel or soft tip and then compare different weights, barrel shapes and grip styles.

Good starting point: A comfortable mid-weight set with a grip style you feel will sit nicely in your hand.

Flights & Shafts

What to look for: Flights and shafts influence the way a dart travels through the air and the angle at which it reaches the board. If your darts fly with a wobble (side-to-side) or land with their tail in the air, changing the flight shape, shaft length or material can make a real difference to how your darts behave.

Good starting point: Standard flights (also known as No. 2 flights) paired with medium or short shafts, depending on how the darts sit on the board.

Dartboards

What to look for: If you play steel-tip darts, a quality bristle dartboard gives you a proper setup, even when practising at home.

Good starting point: Opt for a regulation-size board, as this will be the size you use if you enter any tournaments. It’s also beneficial to pick a board with a clear numbering system and a removable number ring, as this allows players to rotate the board regularly, helping to prevent wear on highly targeted areas.

Surrounds & Cabinets

What to look for: Surrounds and cabinets help protect the wall around your board from missed darts. A surround sits directly around the board and takes up very little additional space, whereas a cabinet is larger but provides a more traditional experience.

Good starting point: Base your decision on experience and style preference. Surrounds are best for more experienced players, but a cabinet can make for a real statement piece.

Dart Cases

What to look for: Consider how much equipment you normally carry with you and whether or not you want to store your darts fully assembled or in parts.

Good starting point: Players who regularly compete or travel may benefit from a larger case with dedicated space for replacement parts, whereas others may prefer a smaller case with room solely for your main set of darts.

FAQs

Who Owns Red Dragon?

Red Dragon Darts is a trading brand within Nodor International Ltd. Winmau and Red Dragon are separate darts brands, but they sit within the same wider group.

Are Red Dragon A Good Darts Brand?

Red Dragon was started by two automotive engineers all the way back in 1975 and is still going strong today, trusted by millions across more than 100 countries as well as some of the leading darts players in the world.

Which Pros Are Sponsored By Red Dragon?

The current Red Dragon player line-up includes the likes of PDC World Darts Champions Luke Humphries and Peter Wright, as well as other leading professionals such as Gerwyn Price, Gian van Veen and Jonny Clayton.