Luke Littler becoming a trendsetter with darts star set to wear incredible custom SHOES on oche featuring bold design
LUKE LITTLER could soon be stepping onto the oche in a pair of custom-made trainers designed specifically for him.
The world No.1 has revealed his personalised Nike Air Force 1 sneakers, which could soon make their debut on the PDC circuit.
The striking black trainers feature yellow laces and detailing around the heel, alongside a purple Nike swoosh. Littler’s famous nickname, “Luke the Nuke”, is also printed in yellow along the side.
Adding an extra personal touch, a miniature World Championship trophy sits above the laces in celebration of Littler’s 2025 triumph at Alexandra Palace.
The 19-year-old regularly wears designer and athletic footwear during matches, with Mallet London among his preferred brands. However, the Warrington star could soon ditch his usual choices for his very own bespoke pair.
Speaking on the Konstantin YouTube channel, Littler said: “I’ve had these for ages. Somebody made them for me. Luke the Nuke Air Forces.
“Some screen time on telly on Sky. I even have the World Championship trophy on them from 2025.
“They are just for display. Maybe they might come to the tour soon.”
Littler is currently chasing an unprecedented clean sweep of every PDC major this season after already winning the opening six.
The Nuke has also built up more than £3.1million in ranking prize money, with world No.2 Gian van Veen trailing him by more than £2m.
His latest triumph came at the World Matchplay, where Littler defeated Gerwyn Price 18-9 to extend his remarkable record to 29 consecutive matches featuring at least 20 legs without defeat.
His last loss over that distance came in the 2024 World Championship final at Ally Pally, when Luke Humphries claimed victory.
Away from the oche, Littler has also been treated to a brand-new gaming room following his incredible run of success.
The revamped space features Nuke-themed wallpaper, a green LED wall, black shelving, a new Xbox, a PC, a fridge and a curved monitor.
Littler has even added a brand-new dartboard to his man cave for practice and revealed his father has an unusual role in making sure it is positioned at the correct height.
He joked: “We always know if it’s at the right height because my dad’s nose is always on the bullseye.
“Luckily, he is tall enough.”
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