Luke Littler won the PDC World Championship in 2025 and again in 2026, and Target now sells several dart sets carrying his name. Four of them are reviewed on this site: the G1 he made his name with, the World Champion edition built on it, the Fallout he has been throwing more recently and the Edge. They look alike in a photograph and feel different in the hand, so this guide puts them side by side.
All four are Target sets with high-tungsten barrels and Swiss Points. The real differences are the grip pattern, the weights on offer, what comes in the box and whether you want the barrel he throws or a special edition.
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Quick Comparison
| Set | Tungsten | Weights | Grip | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Luke Littler G1 | 90% | 22g, 23g, 24g | Dual Pixel Tip at the front and centre, fine radial grooves at the rear | The barrel he won his world titles with, front and mid grippers |
| Luke Littler World Champion | 90% | 23g only | Pixel Grip | Fans of his 2025 title run who want the full kit |
| Luke Littler Fallout | 90% | 22g, 23g, 24g | Hexagonal milling | The dart he has been throwing recently, for a textured hold |
| Luke Littler Edge | 95% | 22g, 23g, 24g | Multi-directional spiral, moderate | Collectors who want a premium finish |
Target Luke Littler G1
The G1 is the barrel Littler won his world titles with, in 23g, and the one most of his signature range is built around. Full specs and buyer reception are in our Target Luke Littler G1 review. It is a straight barrel with no taper, finished in a black coating, with the grip concentrated towards the front.
Target mills a Dual Pixel Tip into the front and centre of the barrel and eases off to fine radial grooves at the rear. Reviewers describe the hold as secure and repeatable where the pixel milling sits, and say the darts leave the hand cleanly with a predictable flight. The trade-off is built in: anyone who anchors right at the back of the barrel gets less texture to work with.
Buyers rate it strongly and the main reservations are a price near the top of the steel tip market and a grip that favours front and mid grippers. It is also the barrel with the longest track record at the top of the game.
Key Features:
- 90% tungsten, straight barrel with a black coating
- Dual Pixel Tip grip at the front and centre, radial grooves at the rear
- 22g (50mm barrel), 23g and 24g (52mm barrel)
- Black Swiss Points, Pro Grip short shafts and No.2 Pro.Ultra flights
- Swiss Point tool included
Target Luke Littler World Champion
This set marks his 2025 World Championship win, and Target says it is built on his trusted Generation 1 barrel. It is sold in 23g only, on a 52mm barrel that measures 6.5mm across. Our Luke Littler World Champion review has the full breakdown.
Target calls the grip Pixel Grip, small precision-milled cuts on a straight barrel. Grip is what buyers mention most, and they use words like grippy and good. One owner who dropped down from a 24g Generation 1 says the change in weight is barely noticeable and the grip is slightly stronger. None of the written reviews criticises the barrel, though only a small share of the ratings come with comments.
The box is the other draw. It is a 14 piece set with gold Swiss SLK points in two lengths, K-Flex No.6 flights in a World Champion design, a keyring and a month of DartCounter.
Key Features:
- 90% tungsten, match weighed to +/-0.05g, with a lifetime barrel guarantee according to Target
- Pixel Grip milling on a straight barrel
- 23g only, 52mm long and 6.5mm in diameter
- 35mm gold Swiss SLK points fitted, 42mm spares and a Swiss Point tool
- K-Flex No.6 short shafts and flights, keyring and one month of DartCounter
Target Luke Littler Fallout
The Fallout is the newest of the four, a signature design finished in neon yellow, and it is the one Littler has been throwing more recently. Target says it is the dart he used to win the 2026 Premier League and to defend his World Matchplay title. Our Luke Littler Fallout review covers the specs. It comes in 22g, 23g and 24g, all on a 52mm barrel, with the diameter growing from about 6.4mm to 6.6mm as the weight rises.
Target describes a precision-machined hexagonal grip that runs the full barrel. One independent reviewer rates it as an aggressive grip for front to mid-rear grippers, because the very rear is lighter. The neon yellow finish is eye-catching, though colour has no effect on how a dart throws.
Because it is so new, owner reviews have not built up yet. What exists is Target’s own specification and a small amount of early independent coverage, so there is no long-term owner track record to check, only the results he has put up with it.
Key Features:
- 90% tungsten barrel with hexagonal milling
- 22g, 23g and 24g, all 52mm long
- Black 30mm Swiss FLT points and a Swiss Point key tool
- K-Flex No.6 short shafts and flights in the Fallout colourway
- 10 piece set
Target Luke Littler Edge
The Edge is the collector’s set. It is the only 95% tungsten barrel of the four, CNC-milled and finished in a deep blue DLC coating, with Littler’s Nuke logo laser-etched at the centre. It is a collector’s edition rather than the barrel he has been throwing on stage, and it costs noticeably more than the other three. Our Luke Littler Edge review has the details.
The grip is a multi-directional spiral of vertical grooves, diamond cuts and angled milling, with some zones re-machined for a contrasting texture. An independent reviewer found it catches lightly on the finger rather than digging in, so it is a moderate grip. Early buyer feedback is strongly positive, with the finish and the presentation drawing the most praise, though the pool of reviews is still small.
You get two point lengths in the box, which lets you try a shorter or longer point without buying spares, plus a branded wallet and a month of DartCounter.
Key Features:
- 95% tungsten, CNC-milled with a blue DLC finish
- Multi-directional spiral grip, moderate rather than aggressive
- 22g, 23g and 24g, all 52mm long, with diameters of 6.35mm, 6.5mm and 6.6mm
- Swiss Fire Points, 30mm fitted with 42mm spares, and a key tool
- K-Flex No.2 Player Edition short shafts and flights, Takoma wallet and one month of DartCounter
How to Choose
Weight
Start with weight, because it changes how all four feel more than the finish does. The G1, Fallout and Edge each come in 22g, 23g and 24g, while the World Champion set is 23g only. His G1 is a 23g. Our guide to what weight darts you should use goes through the decision in more detail.
All four share a 52mm barrel at 23g, so moving between them at the same weight changes the diameter and the grip rather than the length. The 22g G1 is the exception, at 50mm.
Grip
The G1 puts its texture at the front and centre, so it suits front and mid grippers and gives a rear gripper little to hold. The World Champion’s Pixel Grip is the one buyers call grippy. One independent reviewer calls the Fallout’s hexagonal milling aggressive, and reviewers describe the Edge’s spiral as moderate. If you are unsure which pattern suits you, our guide to dart barrel shapes explains how shape and grip work together.
Match Dart or Special Edition
The G1 is the barrel he won his world titles with, and the World Champion set is built on it with a different kit around it. The Fallout is the newer design Target says he has used for his 2026 Premier League and World Matchplay wins, and the Edge is the premium collector’s version. If you want the dart he has been throwing lately, buy the Fallout. If you want the barrel with the longest record, buy the G1. If you want more in the box or more to look at, the World Champion or Edge will suit better. Tungsten percentage matters less than these choices, and our brass vs tungsten guide covers what it does change.
Our Pick
The G1 is the pick for most players: it won him two world titles, it comes in three weights, and buyers rate it strongly. If you would rather throw what he has used lately and like a textured hold, the Fallout is the alternative. For a 23g set with a grippier hold and the full kit in the box, choose the World Champion edition.