Is this set good for a beginner?

Yes. It comes ready to throw with barrels, shafts, flights and a wallet, and the radial grooves help new players find a repeatable grip. The brass barrels are heavier in the hand than slim tungsten darts, so expect a thicker feel.

How does brass compare with tungsten darts?

Brass is less dense, so a 22g brass barrel is noticeably wider than a 22g tungsten barrel. That makes it easier to grip but harder to group tightly on the board. Tungsten costs more and suits players chasing slim, front-loaded darts.

Can I change the shafts and flights?

Yes. The barrels use the universal 2BA thread, so standard shafts fit, and the Pro.Ultra No.2 flights can be swapped for any No.2 shaped flight. The set already includes nine shafts and nine flights in three colors.

Three 60mm brass barrels with 26mm steel tip points, nine Pro.Ultra No.2 flights, nine shafts in purple, black and yellow, and a trifold wallet to store it all.

Are the points replaceable?

No. These are standard steel tip points fitted to the barrel, not screw-in or replaceable points. If a point bends or breaks, the dart needs repair rather than a quick point swap.

Who is this set aimed at?

It is a fan and entry-level set built around Luke Littler's name. Collectors and casual players get a complete, good-looking kit; competitive players usually move to tungsten barrels for tighter grouping.