Arrows look amazing very well made and fly beautifully will be placing another order

I was surprised. These arrows are the real deal. Shot hundreds of times now. Same consistency shot after shot. I hit a branch with one and it deflected and it lodged into a tree. Did not hurt a thing. Excellent value for the cost!

Pushing these practice arrows from a 40# Gen-X compound bow. They fly true at 25yds. The 60 shots (out of 62 arrows) that I ran a quick test with all hit within a 12" radius that I was aiming at. For the price you can't go wrong as far a practice arrow goes. Also fletchings seem solid and show no signs of glue breaking loose. From the factory they do glue the nocks in which prevents from tuning to correct position that I prefer but again, it didnt seem to effect the departure/flight of any arrow. Not one tip had loosened up during the initial practice shots either. Does look as tho the painted on logo will wear off after time but thats not a deal breaker. All in all a good practice arrow that I will assume should hold up to repeated use and at a decent price. At least compared to any big box sports store prices I checked.

Let's just say for the price, you can't beat them! But, it says they come with 6 extra nocks, mine didn't.

I love the fact that these arrows come with the O-ring with the tip it enables you to not worry about the tip or Arrowhead coming loose after every shot. I shoot a longbow, recurve Longbow, and horse bow and Native Osage Indian Orangewood bow. The Knocks will come off, keep in mind you need to take a screwdriver or coin and tighten them to the position you like them till you hear a small click. I prefer to glue them I have been using Gorilla Glue but super glue will work just fine, or just go to a store and buy knock glue. Make sure you positioning knock exactly where you need it so the feather is not touching against the actual bow they will fly straight.. I have also noticed they are extremely wind sensitive so make sure you adjust your sighting for that. They are a light Arrow. I also have noticed if I use my 80 lb a Hungarian horse bow and try to shoot it 60 yards it will fly straight. Also, when using my 40 lb recurve and try and shoot the 60 yards it will fly away with the Wind so just be wise and use your bow accordingly to how far you're trying to shoot. good luck I hope I've helped somebody. Update for last review
The Knocks also have two different widths if you have use a 16 strand bowstring then you want to press it into the very first [wider] section of the knock. if you have something less then that, you can go to the second section of the knock. Or shove the arrow all the way towards the string. be careful. if your string is 16 strands or over that you don't try use the smaller section of knock. I think it's very useful if you're using multiple bows with different size strings that this Arrow Nock has two different sizes almost Universal just have to concentrate and use it carefully.