Archery Carbon Arrows 350 Spine Hunting Shaft with Field Tips for Compound Recurve Bows 12Pcs/Lot

Shoot the 29's out of a PSE Evo NXT 35 with a 30 inch/70lb draw. They've shot very well for me out to 100 yards at 3d targets. My groupings are as consistent with these as with higher end arrows. The only complaints would be the field tips coming loose often, though its not an issue if you check them before shooting. The fletchings are good if you dont pass through your entire target. If you do, its hit or miss whether they come off on the ends.

After shooting each arrow a half dozen times, arrows are not as stiff as expected and not very accurate.You get what you pay for...The arrows look nice but the tips are not well glued and come off readily, came loose easily when withdrawing from targets, just felt like something for kids.

This is my first time doing archery, but they worked well on my first time out. I split one on my first time shooting them and they seemed to perform well and were consistent. I would buy them again, but it would be nice if they came in some different colors so you could see them better.

Maybe good for a recurve but when I load the arrow the fletching from the knock to my arrow rest slightly touches my arrow rest. Shoots ok. Could be little heavier for a 350.

I have been pleased with the performance. They fly straight at 20 yards, but seem to drop quick at longer distances. The vanes take a beating on single face targets, I’d stick with 5-spot. Not bad for the price at all. Great learning arrow.

The arrow shafts are rather durable but the fletching is terrible! Came unglued and torn first day of shooting. Insert and field tips come loose or come out after a couple of shots. I have purchased NAP quick feltching to remedy the fletching issue and will glue the inserts in myself...they are durable but fletching issues can create inaccuracies.for the price they're ok I guess

They got it right!For many years I competed in IBO,ASA tournaments, I am A fanatic about getting things right, I made my own arrows because I am so particular, arrows and telemetry are the same word, 2 of the many secrets I used are this; #1. Measure your arrows in inches and convert to the nearest 1/8 of A inch, multiply x60 % , turn the 1/8’s back into inches, measure from the back of your arrows, or nock to that distance,make A mark, Place it on your finger and the arrow should balance, your arrow is in perfect balance,# 2. Move your fletching as close as possible to the back of your arrows,do not let it interfere with anything,The fins on rockets are always as far back as possible.God Bless,Jim.

Nice product but the fletching is starting to peel off a few