This is a good arrow for the money. Mainly got them for the look of the shaft, but they are made well. Shoot nicely. Shot quite a few times already and they are holding up well.

These arrows will do fine shooting soft targets but the 400 spine arrow is a bit weaker than other brand name "American" arrows.. if you hit a wooden frame of a target you'll maybe break it depending on spine/ draw weight-but other than that they're great.

I usually shoot Gold Tip Traditional shafts. However, I have been shooting with my fiancee and needed a few more target arrows to add to our cache so we could both take more shots before collecting. I ordered these as a lower priced alternative as they fulfill my chief criteria in an arrow for my usual recurve setup, a 400 spine carbon shaft with feather fletching to shoot off the shelf.

I wasn't expecting perfection, since these are an off-brand/no-name arrow, but what I received exceeded my expectations. After inspecting the fletching and flex testing all 6 shafts, which arrived promptly, I took them to the range and shot them from my newest bow, a 40# 2017 Martin Jaguar Elite, for 90 minutes. The arrows performed consistently and reliably, and any errors in flight experienced were errors in my release rather than the arrows.

These arrows are attractive, fly well, and the shafts seem like they'll be durable enough to last. The fletching is very fine, compresses well, and is a far cry from the bulky faux-feather fletching on my Gold Tips.

I wish I could give these arrows five stars, but the one feature holding me back is the nock. The nocks are much thinner than most nocks and seem like they would break easily if grazed by another arrow in a tight grouping. Normally, I'd just replace these with one of the many nocks in my workbench. Unfortunately these nocks are built in, and once broken would render these otherwise top notch arrows useless. While the thinner nock does make split finger shooting a bit more convenient, that convenience doesn't seem worth the loss of durability.

Brought these to the range, for the 1st time at 10 yards with a 24# recurve. Arrows fly true but the knocks tend to snap. So best to have replacements ready. There was very little difference between the small sized nocks and large size sent. In fact the small sized held up a little better then the large.

Good tips, and shaft, the fletching is uneven on most, but that didn't bother me. If you are worried about every arrow being perfect, don't buy. If you are okay with having half the arrows being perfect, and the other half needing work, then these are fine.