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!

I have a new compound bow and a newbie, but so far very nice arrows for the price, made good groups at 20 yds while adjusting my new sight, one of the arrows hit in between the wood of the target and the fletching got damaged, restored the deformation with hair dryer like magic and glued with super glue, back in service, no further damage. The weights are very consistent with tips and shaft. I shot at 46 lbs compound, 27" dl. Will try them at longer distances and 52 lbs dw.

These arrows are fine. They are well packaged, they do not crack and the tips do not constantly come out, like other reviews claim. What I do have a problem with is that the nocks are WAY too tight on our 14-strand bow strings! We had arrows leave the bow and the nock was still attached to the bow string! I actually would recommend these arrows, but only if you're comfortable with widening the nock slots. You can do that by dipping the arrow in very hot water for about 15 seconds and using something like a screwdriver to widen the slot just a little. (There are YouTube videos on this.) Be careful not to overdo it, a nock that's too loose is VERY dangerous!!!

These arrows are a joy to shoot. They are extremely accurate and consistent. The weight is perfect for a 28 inch draw and I have shot these as far as 45 yards. The have a very stable trajectory at 60 pound draw weight. They are a great value and the 28 inch length is a perfect size for most archers.

I would purchase more of these as I loose them :) Good quality and good price. They also look really nice.

Arrows felt weak and easily bendable at the end. Was an okay product but for the price i guess it was okay. A good first try to test out my bow.

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.

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.