Winmau Darts
Compare Winmau steel tip darts in Australia by barrel length, maximum diameter, weight and grip placement. Start with a weight you know, then compare the shape and dimensions of the individual models below.
Compare Winmau barrel dimensions
These examples show why the same gram weight can feel different in your hand. Measurements are barrel length by maximum diameter, as listed on each product page. Check the selected option for current availability.
| Model | Listed weight | Length by diameter | Detail to compare |
|---|---|---|---|
| MVG EvoX | 24g | 53.00mm by 6.30mm | Parallel barrel with a shot-blasted finish and Evo grip |
| Cypher | 24g | 50.80mm by 6.75mm | Parallel barrel with full-length Cluster-Grip Control |
| Joe Cullen Rockstar | 24g | 50.80mm by 6.40mm | Milled grip with an Onyx and metallic finish |
| Sub Zero | 22g | 50.80mm by 6.35mm | 80% tungsten with titanium nitride coating |
At the listed 24g weight, MVG EvoX is longer and slimmer than Cypher. Joe Cullen Rockstar shares Cypher's listed length but has a narrower maximum diameter. Compare those differences with where your fingers rest; the player's name does not determine the best fit for your throw.
Choosing your Winmau setup
Use the dart weight guide and barrel shape and grip guide if you are narrowing the options. Keep weight, grip and barrel shape as separate checks.
Confirm the point fitting and supplied flights and shafts on the exact product listing before adding spares. For boards, lighting and other equipment, browse Winmau darts and accessories. You can also compare the wider steel tip darts range.
Help choosing Winmau Darts
Compare the weight, barrel length, diameter and grip position of each Winmau set. A player name does not tell you how the barrel will fit your hand. Use the wider Winmau range for boards and accessories, and check each listing for the included flights, shafts and point system.