The R2.5 Range Expands
Mission returns with a fresh launch built around players, new barrel designs and the continued expansion of its R2.5 Rapid Point system.
Leading the way are new player darts for Devon Petersen and Cameron Carolissen, alongside a collaboration with Jake Kenyon - Divine Darts.
Mission's own range grows too, with Astro, Mantis, Neptune and Quantum bringing four new identities to the R2.5 line-up.
Add two new Rapid Point designs and a clever new addition for the dartboard setup, and this launch takes R2.5 another significant step forward.
New players. New barrels. New points. More ways to build your Mission setup.
Jake Kenyon x Divine Darts
One of the most interesting releases in the collection comes through a collaboration between Jake Kenyon, Divine Darts and Mission.
The new Jake Kenyon x Divine Darts R2.5 brings together player influence and a collaborative identity within Mission's growing interchangeable point ecosystem.
Rather than simply adding another barrel to the range, the collaboration gives this release its own story and makes it one of the standout additions from the latest Mission launch.
With R2.5 compatibility built into the setup, players can also experiment with different compatible point styles and lengths without relying on traditional repointing equipment.
It is a collaboration that brings something genuinely different to Mission's latest collection.
Devon Petersen Joins the R2.5 Generation
The launch also brings Devon Petersen into Mission's expanding R2.5 range.
One of the most recognisable personalities in the sport, Petersen's latest player dart combines his individual identity with the versatility of Mission's Rapid Point technology.
R2.5 allows compatible points to become another easily adjustable element of the dart, giving players the freedom to experiment with point length and grip without permanently changing the barrel setup.
For a player range built around individual preference and feel, that additional level of customisation makes R2.5 a natural addition.
Cameron Carolissen R2.5
Joining fellow South African Devon Petersen in the launch is Cameron Carolissen.
The new Cameron Carolissen R2.5 introduces another player-led design to Mission's latest generation, expanding the number of professional setups now built around the Rapid Point system.
As with the other R2.5 releases, the point is no longer something that needs to remain fixed to one configuration.
Players can alter compatible R2.5 points more easily, making it possible to experiment with the front of the dart while retaining the characteristics of the barrel itself.
It gives Carolissen his own place within a Mission range that continues to grow both technologically and across its player roster.
Four New Darts Join the Mission Range
Away from the player releases, Mission has introduced four new dart families for this launch.
Astro, Mantis, Neptune and Quantum each bring a different identity to the collection while sharing the same R2.5 foundation.
Rather than building the launch around a single barrel concept, Mission is giving players a broader selection of designs from which to find a setup that suits their own grip and throwing style.
Mission Astro R2.5
Astro becomes one of the newest names in the Mission dart collection.
Designed as part of the latest R2.5 generation, Astro combines a fresh Mission barrel design with the ability to quickly change compatible Rapid Points.
That makes the point itself part of the customisation process, allowing players to alter the front of their setup without moving away from the Astro barrel they have become comfortable with.
Mission Mantis R2.5
Next comes Mantis, another completely new addition to the Mission line-up.
Mantis gives players another barrel option within the expanding R2.5 ecosystem, continuing Mission's approach of offering different designs rather than expecting one grip profile to suit every throw.
Combined with interchangeable R2.5 points, the result is another setup that can be adapted beyond the barrel itself.
Mission Neptune R2.5
Neptune continues the expansion with its own distinctive place in the new collection.
Like Astro and Mantis, it arrives ready for Mission's R2.5 Rapid Point system, bringing quick point changes and greater setup flexibility into another of the brand's latest barrel designs.
For players who enjoy experimenting with their equipment, the growing number of R2.5 barrels means there is increasingly more choice before the point configuration is even considered.
Mission Quantum R2.5
Completing the four new Mission ranges is Quantum.
Quantum adds another fresh barrel to the launch while retaining the same interchangeable point platform found throughout the collection.
Together, Astro, Mantis, Neptune and Quantum demonstrate how quickly R2.5 is developing from an individual product feature into a much wider Mission ecosystem.
R2.5 Continues to Grow
At the heart of many of the new releases is Mission R2.5 Rapid Point.
The system is designed to make changing a steel tip point considerably easier, allowing compatible points to be removed and replaced using Mission's dedicated R2.5 tool.
Instead of requiring conventional repointing equipment every time a player wants to experiment, the system makes point choice a much more accessible part of configuring a dart.
That matters because changing the point can affect far more than appearance.
Different lengths and grip patterns can change how the dart feels beneath the fingers, interacts with the board and sits alongside other darts in a grouping.
For this launch, Mission is expanding those choices again with two new additions.
New R2.5 Rapid Points
The new R2.5 SC1 Rapid Points introduce another point profile to Mission's growing interchangeable range.
For existing R2.5 players, that means another option for refining the front end of their setup without replacing the dart itself.
For players buying one of the latest R2.5 darts, it further increases the number of configurations available within the same system.
Joining SC1 is the new R2.5 SG2 Rapid Point.
SG2 further expands the choice available to players looking to alter their point setup, adding another option alongside Mission's existing R2.5 designs.
With the range continuing to grow, players are increasingly able to choose a barrel first and then fine-tune their point configuration around their individual grip and preferences.
That modular approach is quickly becoming one of the defining features of Mission's latest generation of darts.
A Clever Addition to Your Dartboard Setup
Not everything in the latest launch is about what you throw.
Mission has also introduced a new Dartboard Surround with Dart Holder, combining two familiar pieces of darting equipment into one practical setup.
A surround already plays an important role around the board, helping protect the surrounding wall from missed darts while giving the playing area a cleaner, more complete appearance.
Mission's latest design adds integrated dart storage directly into that space.
Rather than keeping spare sets elsewhere in the room or adding a separate display stand around the board, players can keep their darts organised as part of the surround itself.
It is a simple idea, but exactly the sort of practical addition that makes sense in a home darts setup.
More Than Just Another R2.5 Launch
Mission's latest collection shows just how quickly the R2.5 system is developing.
New player releases for Devon Petersen and Cameron Carolissen bring more professional setups into the range, while the Jake Kenyon x Divine Darts collaboration adds something completely different.
Astro, Mantis, Neptune and Quantum then broaden the core Mission offering with four fresh dart ranges.
SC1 and SG2 provide even more choice at the front of the dart, while the new surround with integrated dart storage takes the launch beyond the oche and into the wider playing setup.
Individually, they are very different products.
Together, they show where Mission is heading.
More choice. More customisation. More ways to build a setup around the player.
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