Target’s Miracle range is the signature line of Mikuru Suzuki, the Japanese player nicknamed The Miracle. She won back-to-back BDO Women’s World Championships in 2019 and 2020 and became the first Asian player to win a world title in either code. The G7 is the seventh generation, a 95% tungsten barrel developed with Suzuki and built around Target’s Swiss Point replaceable-tip system.
This is a premium set for players who want a high-tungsten barrel with a detailed grip and the flexibility of swappable points. We haven’t thrown these ourselves, so instead of a hands-on verdict you’ll find the published specs and an honest look at the limited feedback so far.
Key Specifications
The G7 comes in 23g and 25g, both 50mm long. The 23g is 7.05mm across, finished in green with the mirror-inspired cut layout that gives the range its look.
- Material
- 95% tungsten, green finish
- Weights
- 23g, 25g (steel tip)
- Barrel length
- 50mm (both weights)
- Barrel diameter
- 7.05mm (23g), 7.30mm (25g)
- Grip
- Dual-zone: ring cuts on a step-down taper at the front, grid-like milling with polygonal grooves at the rear
- Points
- 30mm Swiss Storm Nano, replaceable via the Swiss Point system (tool included)
- Shafts
- K-Flex, 26mm intermediate, 2BA thread
- Flights
- K-Flex No.2 standard
- Typical price
- £107–£180 (RRP £179.95)
How It’s Been Received
The G7 is a recent, premium release, and formal feedback is still thin. Only a handful of reviews exist so far, and the few there are rate it highly, mostly for the grip and the quality of the machining. There is not enough owner feedback yet to judge long-term wear or to call a broad consensus, so treat the early signs as encouraging rather than settled.
What stands out
- 95% tungsten, a higher grade than most mainstream sets
- Swiss Point replaceable tips, so a bent point is a quick swap rather than a new set
- Detailed dual-zone grip with distinct front and rear sections
- Generous kit, with a Swiss Point tool, point guard and a signature storage tin included
Things to weigh up
- Premium price, well above a standard tungsten set
- Very little owner feedback so far, and no long-term wear reports yet
- Only 23g and 25g, both fairly thick at 7.05mm and above
The Grip
Target builds the G7 grip on a symmetrical, mirror-inspired cut pattern with two clear zones. The front has ring cuts along a step-down taper, so the fingers settle into place for a forward or transitional hold. The rear switches to fine grid-like milling with polygonal grooves for a firmer, more locked-in feel.
That gives rear grippers plenty to hold onto while keeping the front cleaner for players who grip further up. It reads as a moderately aggressive grip rather than an extreme one, though with so little owner feedback that is a read of the pattern rather than a settled verdict.
Swiss Point
Like Target’s other Swiss Point sets, the tip screws into the barrel rather than being fixed. A bent or blunted point comes off and a fresh one goes on in seconds with the included tool, so a damaged tip costs you a point rather than the whole dart. The set ships with 30mm Swiss Storm Nano points that sit flush against the barrel.
It is the same idea behind other modern point-swap systems, and it earns its keep most if you throw often enough that points take regular punishment.
What’s in the Box
- Three 95% tungsten Miracle G7 barrels
- Three 30mm Swiss Storm Nano points
- Three K-Flex No.2 flights and 26mm shafts
- A Swiss Point tool
- A point guard and stand
- A signature storage tin
The kit is more generous than a standard set, with the tool, guard and tin all part of the signature package.
Who They Suit
The G7 suits players who want a high-tungsten signature barrel with a detailed grip and the convenience of swappable points, and who don’t mind paying a premium for the full Target Japan package. The thicker profile and grip detail lean towards players who like to feel the barrel under their fingers.
If you want the same replaceable-point idea for far less, Red Dragon’s Sable offers a 90% tungsten barrel with a comparable Switch Points system at a fraction of the price. Players after a simpler, cheaper tungsten set could look at the Amberjack 14.
The Consensus
The Miracle G7 is a premium, well-made 95% tungsten barrel with a genuinely detailed grip and the practical benefit of Swiss Point tips. As a signature set it arrives with the full Target Japan kit, which is part of what you pay for.
The catch is price and evidence. It sits well above a standard tungsten set, and it is new enough that owner feedback is minimal, so there is no track record yet for long-term wear. For players who want Suzuki’s signature barrel and the swappable-point system, the early signs are good. Anyone chasing value will find the same point-swap convenience for much less elsewhere.
How we compile this page
We don’t throw every dart ourselves. Instead we gather the manufacturer’s published specifications and weigh up the reception from owners and independent reviewers, then flag where they disagree so you can make up your own mind. Where feedback is still limited, as it is here, we say so rather than inventing a consensus.