30inch Fiberglass Arrow with Replaceable Arrowhead Spine 500 for Recurve and Compound Bow Hunting and Practice Hunting

They're cheap. What else would you expect? But, they're exactly what they claim to be, they hit the target if you aim at it. That's all I wanted, it's what I thought I bought, it's what I got delivered.

Very nice quality ..arrived carefully packed perfectly straight with fletchings and spare nocks i haven't needed yet . these fly perfectly straight . they fly as good or perhaps better than some more costly arrows .. The only drawback is they may get destroyed by the more powerful 50+pound draw compound hunting bows as the fiberglass is a bit more flexy than average american arrows. These are really a great choice for recurve bow shooters

A lot of people complain about arrows like these, they aren’t Easton or any of the other large companies but if you need a few arrows to practice with they work great, I personally love them, they fly very nice. I’ll be buying more for target shooting.

These areows are for soft targets only. Upon missing the target and striking the hard backstop, several of the arrows cracked at the neck. These could be repaired easily with some glue and tape. They come with six spare knocks, and you will need them. However, for two of the arrows the collar for the knock came off in addition to a third knock that I had to repair. In short, the knocks could be a tighter fit. Overall, check the knocks and tips before shooting. Try and pull them out, and if they come out glue them back in.

If you like Fiberglass arrows and the benefits they offer, these will do. I like the removable nocks and tips. Some people complain about them shattering. You'd have to hit a rock to shatter these! They are a bit heavier but I shoot them from a 25# bow and they do just fine. They are not meant to be fired from a high poundage or compound bow. They are practice arrows intended to be shot from 10 yards, to improve shooting muscles and release form. Anything else... go with carbon or aluminum arrows. These will not consistently hit a target at 20 yards.

I like the straightness of the spine. The tip is sharp yet won't tear the target. The plastic feathers are not the best but for the price, this is a good arrow to practice with so that the shooter won't break or wear out the arrows with real feathers on them.

These arrows are very heavy, and shoot so much better than the arrows I was using before. My only issue is a very superficial one, and that is that the tips come unscrewed slightly when pulling them free from my target, but that is such a small downside to some of the best arrows I've used.

Good, price point, feel, flights, and fletching are all good quality for at least target practice, if you hunt I would still buy the 20$ arrows.