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Luke Littler is one of the biggest names in darts right now and his selection of darts is very popular with the general public.
The 17-year-old burst onto the scene at the last World Darts Championship and has been rolling in success ever since.
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He made it to the finals where he narrowly lost Luke Humphries.
However, he is ready to take it a step further this time as he gets started Michael Van Gerwen in finaland he can become the youngest champion in the history of this sport.
He also has a very reliable set of darts that he will use at Alexandra Palace.
They’ve rarely let him down since he hit his stride at 16, and there’s no reason for them to falter at this point.
What darts does Luke Littler use and how much do they weigh?
Currently, the darts that Littler uses are made by Target.
They are called Luke Littler Gen 1 Darts.
They were specially made for The Nuke and he played a big part in making them.
Each weighs 23 grams and is made of 90% tungsten steel.
The grips are also designed specifically for the Littler, and front and center use something called a dual-pixel tip.
The barrels are then coated in a black PVD performance coating.
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However, he has also helped Target design another collection.
These are known as Luke Littler Loadout darts, which feature radial grooves along the barrel for added grip.
They also have purple and yellow rings to match the top of his dart.
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There is another adjustment that Littler has made to his darts and that is to raise the tips.
But he’s done it for a very good reason, and it’s not just for aesthetics.
Littler recently said of why his dart tips are so long: “I have a longer tip because when my darts sit on the board.
“There’s more room to get a 180 or a 140, whereas if you have small points, they go through the board and then it becomes harder to get a 180.”
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