MISSION Darts have unveiled a major new collection for 2026, with a host of new barrels, player collaborations, Rapid 2.5 points and accessories added to their growing range.
The latest launch continues Mission’s push around its R2.5 Rapid Point system, while introducing several new designs aimed at giving players more options when building their setup.
Four new Mission designs
Four new dart ranges headline the core Mission collection, with Quantum, Neptune, Mantis and Astro each offering a different barrel profile and grip concept.
The Quantum is built around changing dimensions across the barrel, moving from a thicker front section into a slimmer rear and using a knurled transition point between the two. The 95% tungsten barrel is finished in Black PVD with silver detailing, and comes in at £85.95
Neptune takes a more compact torpedo approach. The 90% tungsten barrel combines wave cuts, spiral machining and radial grooves, with jade detailing contrasting against the black finish. The 21g, 23g and 25g versions are listed at £94.95.
The Mantis provides another 95% tungsten option, combining fine radial grooves towards the front with a contrasting rear grip section and Black and Green Electro Plate detailing, landing at £88.95.
Completing the quartet is Astro, another 95% tungsten barrel which combines a long-radius nose with a straighter rear section. Hexagonal machining provides the main visual and grip feature, with gold detailing breaking through the Black PVD finish (£85.95).
The four new ranges sit within Mission’s expanding R2.5 ecosystem, allowing players to pair the barrels with interchangeable Rapid Points.
Player influence
The launch also brings new signature barrels for Cameron Carolissen and Devon Petersen, strengthening Mission’s growing collection of player-developed equipment.
Carolissen’s new 95% tungsten barrel uses several different grip treatments, moving from fine radial grooves at the front into alternating ring-milled and cross-hatched sections through the main body. The barrel is finished in Black PVD and is priced at around £88.95 by UK retailers.
Petersen’s latest design takes a more heavily contoured approach, combining a short-radius nose, scalloped nano section and ring-milled grooves with further cross-hatch and shark-cut detailing. Green and gold detailing reflects the South African’s established visual identity.
The Petersen barrel is available in 22g and 24g and is currently listed at £89.95.
A new Mission collaboration
The launch also marks the arrival of the first release under Mission’s new Collab range, with Jake Kenyon’s Divine Darts collaboration.
The 95% tungsten barrel is particularly distinctive at 60mm long, with a straight profile and a full-length Suji cut providing consistent grip across the barrel. Gold detailing is used against the Black Electro Plate finish. The set is currently listed at £79.95.
There is also a charitable element to the release, with £5 from every set sold going towards the Jack Dowding Foundation.
Rapid Point expands
Mission’s interchangeable R2.5 system also receives two new point designs.
The SG2 combines a smooth tapered nose with radial grooves and a spiral-machined central section, while the SC1 uses an interlocking woven-style cut through its central section.
Both are available in 30mm, 35mm and 40mm, with the new points currently retailing at around £8.95 per set.
More from the setup
The launch expands beyond barrels and points, with Mission also introducing a new Force 90 Vortex in Green.
The integrated flight-and-shaft system is available in two shapes and three lengths, with the Vortex design intended to maintain a 90-degree angle between the flight fins allowing a degree of flexibility during play.
Mission have also introduced a new dartboard surround with a built-in dart holder. Priced at £33.95, the surround incorporates storage into the side of the unit, allowing players to keep a spare set of darts alongside the board without requiring a separate holder. It is available im black, blue and red.
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