Archery Carbon Arrows, High Percentage Carbon-Fiber Arrow Spine 400 with 4" Real Feathers 100 Grain Points for Hunting/Targeting Compound/Recurve/Long Bow 6Pack (29inch)

The product came in perfectly packaged and in tact ready to go. First thing I checked is the length and spine. Both were exactly as ordered. The shaft is a clean unlabeled carbon fiber tube. The feathers are of great quality. Screwed in the included 100 grain field points and nock and ready to go. The arrow performed perfectly. I will have no problem using these for hunting, not just for practice...

These are absolute quality arrows! I'm using them with a 60lb longbow and they are extremely accurate. Even after hours of shooting over the weekend they are still flying true. I also really like the fletching on these. They also have very sturdy necks that don't twist or pop off after shooting for long periods. I would definitely recommend these and plan on purchasing from this company again in the future.

Picked this up more out of curiosity for target shooting in the backyard - tips and feathers are decent, and they are accurate.I'd argue that these are more a 500 spine than 400 spine - when I shoot these with a 40# recurve, they fly very nice - with a 45# recurve or higher, they start porpoising.

I received my package of 6 arrows on 28 May 2018 . While I noticed that the box had incurred some damage during shipping, the clever packaging of the arrows was such that they were in pristine condition. Also, I was pleasantly surprised to receive them sooner than the estimated arrival date – always good.The arrows are attractive and have a quality look and feel. I especially was impressed with the protective sheath on the forward end of the fletching, which not only protects but looks good as well.The design of the tip is such that the arrow sticks into the hardwood backing of my target area, making it easy to retrieve my arrows.The only negative was that 5 of the nocks were oriented to a hen feather rather than a cock feather. Fortunately, the nocks were not glued and were easy to rotate to the correct orientation.The feathers are straight off centerline, not curved, but the arrow flies straight and true, and is quite accurate.I would recommend these arrows to anyone and will be ordering more.MS Jumpper Archery Carbon Arrows, High Percentage Carbon-Fiber Arrow Spine 400 With 4" Real Feathers 100 Grain Points For Hunting/Targeting Compound/Recurve/Long Bow 6Pack (29inch)

I am new to archery, but so far these are the best arrows I've got on amazon in this cost area. The shafts on these seem to be better than the cheaper plastic ones and the fins are noticeably different then the rubber ones. All in all I'm happy with the purchase. The tips screw in so can become loose when I pull them out of the target, so I simply tighten. Do look at the shipping and estimated arrival time, they take longer then most amazon orders, but arrived before their estimated delivery date, so I see no reason to dock stars.

Not sure why these arrows have such high ratings. Price point, perhaps? Also not sure what arrows people are comparing these arrows to when stating these are high quality arrows. All I can say, when comparing to the Beman carbon arrows (with plastic vanes), 3 Rivers wooden trail arrows (with feather flectchings), and even another Chinese made arrow as bought on Amazon is: you get what you pay for and these arrows are terrible!Bought a dozen of these carbon arrows. It took a while to ship from China, and once I opened the box, I was disappointed. What is traditionally supposed to be (string) binding that keeps the front end of the fletchings from lifting, catching, or piercing a finger, is instead, a sheath of plastic. After using Loctite to secure the screw-in field points (recommended to secure any screw-in field point, regardless of manufacturer) and waiting a few days to take them to the range, I finally got to try the arrows out today.While the nocks are tight on the Flemish string on my bow, two nocks broke from inside the shaft before I could even hit 3 rounds of warmups. In short, two nocks broke before I could shoot them a third time. The nocks are glued in such a manner that removal will be difficult, if not impossible. On another arrow, the plastic fletching binding tore. This doesn't affect performance entirely, but from a cosmetic viewpoint, it looks terrible. On a functional level, the binding will not last much longer. Pointless.Bear in mind, I was only shooting a #28, 58" AMO Palmer TD recurve at the range. Not a heavy bow, nor was it a rough environment. Of all the arrows I've bought or had made, these nocks/arrows are the first to break or have issues within 2 shots. For comparison, most arrows (and nocks, tips, vanes, or fletching) last me well over 500 shots, if not more.Look elsewhere for better arrows.

One of the tips of the arrows would not thread back in after about 3 sessions of use. In general, the tips cannot be threaded too tight (might damage the arrow) and if tightened reasonably by hand, it comes loose at almost every use (meaning, once I pull it out of the target, I have to tighten again).

They hold up to 60 pound draw weight on my compound bow

I am a beginner in the sport and I like them they shoot straight and so far for almost a mont no issue