Linkboy Archery Pure Carbon Arrows Spine 300 340 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 for Compound Recurve Bow Hunting Shooting Target 12pcs

Great fletching, superior shafts. 800 spine .003 precision, 30" i cut them down to 29" for about 27 lb. draw weight, bare bow. Visibly more stable flight than any cheap carbon arrows i had before from Amazon. Bare shaft tuned pretty close as well.

First, I haven't yet shot these arrows, so my review is based just on packaging and appearance and feel. All three of those areas are, in my opinion, top notch! The arrows are packaged with points in a separate baggie to be attached by the recipient. They all screwed in seamlessly and smoothly. The weight of the arrows feels just perfect for the 20 pound recurve I will be shooting from and I'm very anxious to get to do that. Current health and weather are preventing that right now, but I just felt I needed to say that I bought these to replace SP500 shaft arrows and the SP700 , I'm convinced, is the right move. In addition, I paid an additional $20 for these and it's very well worth the cost!

Bought these arrows for inexpensive practice arrows, 700 spine, for my 35lb target bow. They shoot great. No issues. I hate spending money i don't have to for the same enjoyment.

These are really well made arrows. They are accurate in the stiffness and weight. They are a world apart from your other cheap amazon "carbon" arrows which I've bought before. These are legit carbon fiber and you can tell right out of the box. My shooting has improved massively since using these. I found the brand after doing a little research online and many folks spoke highly of Linkboy as the best less expensive arrows on Amazon. I am shooting the 500 spine 30" arrows on my Samick Sage 35# recurve. I will definitely buy again (but a more highlightery color to find them easier!)

I dont know why but I am extremely accurate and happy with these arrows. Great fletching. Would give 5 stars... However, The only thing stopping me from getting more is how easily you lose your insert + arrowhead. Im shooting at hay bales, man. Cmon. If you do decide to get them for all that pretty red (like me) youre gonna have to spend some more on inserts. I suspect they are a tad smaller or not glued properly or something. I dont know. Good shaft, bad inserts.

Nice straight arrows. Fletching is a little messy but they fly true. And for 12 arrows at this price, you really can't complain. Great practice arrows. But do your research! If your bow is 30# or more, these arrows with the included heads will be too light and you'll risk damaging your bow by shooting them. So look into heavier heads. General rule of thumb is to not shoot anything under 8 GPP (grains per pound). Divide your arrows total weight by the poundage of your bow and you'll get the GPP. I'd advise sticking around a 9 GPP just to be safe- 8 is the lower limit. This listing has a GPI chart (grains per inch) that will tell you the weight of the shaft without the head so you can do some quick math and order the correct heads you need.

People complain about cheap arrows but these are about the best for target shooting. They can take a bearing and keep flying straight!

These are terrible. Heads come off half of them first time we used them.