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Inspired by movement, Neptune takes its cues from the flow and power of water. A compact torpedo profile is brought to life through  flowing wave cuts, spiral machining and radial grooves, while jade detailing breaks through the black finish to create a dart with movement built into its visual identity. Every detail connects back to one idea: flow through grip. Flow through the throw. Neptune combines multiple tactile surfaces without creating an excessively aggressive grip. Its torpedo profile gives the barrel a compact feel in the hand, while wave cuts, spiral machining and radial grooves provide clear grip references throughout. At 6/10 grip, it's designed for players looking for noticeable purchase with a controlled release. Paired with the Mission New Rapid R2.5 screw-in points, this setup completes the picture. The R2.5’s wider tip and short-tapered geometry means wires redirect rather than reject, protecting your scores when the groupings get tight.

Devon Petersen's new signature barrel combines a fully contoured profile with a layered combination of grip textures and unmistakable green and gold detailing. A short radius nose leads into a scalloped nano section, while tight ring-milled grooves run through the body to provide consistent tactile feedback. Gold electro plate and cross-hatch machining define the nose, while shark cuts and further gold detailing bring additional character towards the rear. The result is a barrel with multiple grip references without an overly aggressive feel. Fully contoured profile. Multiple tactile zones. Scalloped grip reference. At 5/10, the grip is moderate rather than extreme, giving experienced players definition without excessive aggression. The Mission R2.5 Rapid Point system offers a fast and convenient way to change dart points with ease. Each point features a 2.5mm thread that securely screws directly into the barrel. Simply attach the point to the barrel and use the R2.5 Tool to tighten it firmly into place. With a range of striking designs available in silver, black and gold, you can choose the perfect style to complement your game. The R2.5 Rapid Point system is designed to be compatible with most point-replacement systems.

Cameron Carolissen's new signature dart uses changing grip patterns to create definition throughout the barrel. A tapered front section carries fine radial grooves before transitioning into alternating ring-milled and cross-hatch sections across the main body. The result is a segmented grip language that gives the barrel a strong technical identity, finished in understated black PVD. A tapered front and multiple alternating grip sections create repeated tactile references from front to rear. The segmented machining makes this a more intentional, technical feel for players who know where and how they want to hold the barrel. Paired with the Mission New Rapid R2.5 screw-in points, this setup completes the picture. The R2.5’s wider tip and short-tapered geometry means wires redirect rather than reject, protecting your scores when the groupings get tight.

Every throw has a destination. Astro takes inspiration from navigation, geometry and trajectory - where small adjustments determine exactly where you arrive. Its long radius nose flows into a straighter rear section, while precision hex machining introduces a geometric grip language inspired by coordinates and calculated movement. Black PVD gives Astro its depth, gold highlights pick out the detail. A barrel build around finding your line. Astro creates two clearly differentiated grip experiences across the barrel. Fine machining towards the front provides subtler tactile feedback, while radial grooves and milled hex cuts create a stronger grip towards the rear. With a 7/10 grip rating, Astro is designed for players looking for more pronounced purchase and a clearly defined connection between hand and barrel. Paired with the Mission New Rapid R2.5 screw-in points, this setup completes the picture. The R2.5’s wider tip and short-tapered geometry means wires redirect rather than reject, protecting your scores when the groupings get tight.