Carbon Arrow Hunting Arrows with 100 Grain Removable Tips for Archery Compound & Recurve & Traditional Bow Practice Shooting (Pack of 12)

I have a 62 in – 20 lb recurve bow and wanted additional arrows for target practice. This product is best for draw weights of 30-60 lbs but I took a shot and ordered it anyway, and I am glad I did. I decided on the 28 in length. My Likes: ● the great price and outstanding value ● the excellent quality ● they are solid and durable ● the nocks can be changed easily ● 6 extra nocks are included ● the points are the screw in type and can be changed easily ● they are suitable for my 20 lb bow ● 12 arrows are included Dislikes: ● the points will often get loose after slinging the arrows ● plastic vanes instead of feathers I check the tips after retrieving the arrows from the target each and every time as a safety precaution so it isn't that big of a deal that the tips may get loose. I do prefer real feathers but for this price and quality the plastic vanes are fine. I typically practice at 5, 7, and 10 yards from target. These arrows are a little bit heavy for my bow but they still fly fine and I knew that before making the purchase. These are great for practice and I will definitely buy them again when needed!

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They are good for what they’re made for. The quality is nice only con is the tips tend to come out a little easy. But they do come with additional tips.

My husband is impressed with the quality for the price. Will purchase again.

Great arrow for target shooting! Using a 50# compound bow set to a 28” draw. Went to this 28” arrow and saw a noticeable improvement in precision. Have shot these things a ton and they hold up very well. Tips have a tendency to come a little loose but easy to check after pulling them out of the target block. Arrow seems a little less sturdy than other 500 spine arrows (ie you can bend them by hand much easier) but again, they have held up well after many shots and have stayed true.

The only thing they have going for them is the price. They aren’t terrible and for just target shooting they should work fine. But one of the arrows lost its tip completely and the others have to have the tips constantly tightened. The worst part was that they all came with the nocks facing the wrong way, I had to take off the nocks and readjust all of them. 2 of the nocks were to hard to take off and I just had to leave them like there were. You’ll get what u payed for.

These arrows are great for shooting and they are heavy. They are not expensive and you should shoot them into an archery target. A dab of $1 clear nail polish on the field point thread and wait 2 hours and the heads won't unscrew on you. The vanes were a little bent from shipping, but a hair dryer will fix them in 1 minute to straighten them back to original shape. These arrows were accurate and flew strait. I can't believe all the reviews where people were shooting these arrows into wood and non-archery target material. They could have shot the most expensive arrows in the world and had them fail doing that. These arrows held up great and I plan to use them hunting with broadheads as they are heavy and fly strait - perfect for deer / turkey use. I recommend if you shoot a recurve or low poundage compound bow not over 50lb in draw weight.

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I’ll update if things change, but seems like a great product at a reasonable price. Nocks and tips appear to be standard size if they need replacing in the future. Spare nocks included. Shafts and fletching are straight as an arrow (pun intended).

Strong well made only thing I don't like is that the vanes are not line up as to not hit the bow on the way by it but this isn't that bad and also the nocks are really tight for my bow and sometimes they fall off when shooting but a dab of glue fixes this and only happened to one.

They don't break the same as proper branded carbon arrows under similar conditions. The spine weight was far too flexible for my bow so they were slightly less accurate than desired for long range consistency or any form of accuracy training. Spine weight of 500 FWIW. The vanes came upon the slightest inconvenience. Many of mine have one or maybe two vanes left. I have lost 1, broken 4, and have 1 with no vanes left. Of the remaining all have experienced a nock flying off, and a handful have let go of their inserts while removing field points from a foam block. My bow at 70Lbs is a bit overpowered admittedly, and they did their intended purpose of allowing me to get consistent high rep training in over the summer, so I cannot judge too harshly. If the seller would like to get in touch with me I have photos and most of the arrows. I would love to try a 340 spine with 100gr tips but could not find the option for such on amazon.ca

They're alright and fly straight, and come with extra nocks which is nice but the tips and thread in inserts just came right out of the first 3 arrow shafts I shot lol id imagine the rest will be no different.. little glue and they're great though !

When I first unpacked these I thought they should be much stiffer based on my past experience from buying carbon arrows 10+ years ago. I adjusted the nock angles to align with my rest and tried a few shots to test them out. Very consistent groupings out to 40 yards and no issues with flexing on my compound bow with 70lbs draw weight.