31.5Inch Carbon Arrow Targeting Practice Hunting Arrows Spine 400 for Compound & Recurve & English Long Bow with Removable Tips (Pack of 12)

Accurate size

This is a good set of arrows, probably best suited for practice, but consistent with other sets at the same price level. That said, there is some general messiness with the epoxy/adhesive used to secure the threaded inserts for the tips and the vanes on the opposite end. The matte finish of the arrows shows off the glossy adhesive quite easily. I don't think it would have a big effect, but it is not a neat and tidy job assembling these before selling them.I do like that there are some additional nocks included. Just a note that there are exactly 12 tips, so if you damage a tip you will need to purchase additional separately.

My son shot these on a smaller bow more than I did. The arrows are in the average length range. You may want to check your draw before you buy, though. We have only made time for archery practice a couple of times since we got the arrows. I like these arrows because they are white and they are a little easier to see when they get buried in the grass or weeds on the ground. In times past, we have used a metal detector to find them. These can still get lost but I would say they are the best color aside from blaze orange. The arrows perform as expected and have held up well enough. We have not changed out to any broad heads for hunting. We have used these for targets only. I do not have any complaints regarding these arrows.

I was expecting more from them I was really upset how quickly they broke, I had 12 and 6 of them broke with in the first 5 shots the feathers came of really fast and I was very disappointed

I hate to rate them so low, but if its unusable, it gets a 1 star.Advertised as 13tpi. I cut all arrows to 27.5in. Without tips, they weigh in at 450 grains. If it was 13gpi as advertised, it would be ~357 grains.At first, I couldn't figure out why they were shooting so low. It's because they are 100 grains heavier than my other 13gpi arrows. A margin of error is fine, but not 100 grains. That puts me below almost my entire target.This is the second brand of "cheap" arrows I bought from amazon with the exact same problem. Probably came from the same manufacturer and both are using the wrong specs.If you only own these arrows, you won't have any issues until you switch over to actual 13GPI arrows.

They aren't super high quality but they're acceptable for target shooting.They come with the nocks and threaded inserts for the points pre installed. Normally I buy bare arrows and install those myself after cutting them to the correct length. With these you're kind of stuck with the preset 31 1/2" length. The points are also just kind of acceptable. They're more blunt than any of my other target points but the weight is alright so I'll use them.The arrows are a little stiffer than I normally shoot and they seem to work better in the 50-60 lb draw weight range. I normally draw around 45 lbs so the difference isn't huge, but it is noticeable in my groups and they seem to hit about an inch and a half lower than what I'm used to.Overall they aren't bad for budget arrows. If you shoot in the 50-60 lb range and a 31.5" arrow fits your needs then these will work great. These are about an inch and a half longer than is ideal for my draw length and bow setup. If you shoot lighter like I do, go for a more flexible arrow.

These carbon fiber arrows seem to be very good quality, they came well protected and packaged. The brightly colored vanes all seem consistently placed well thus offering consistent flight patterns. The red and white fletching help with spotting the arrows when they end up in the grass. The included tips screw into the arrows easily and are of a standard dimension, allowing you to use other tips with the arrows if desired. I noticed the nocks don't snap as tightly as some of my cheaper practice arrows, I suppose this allows them to have a quicker release. I really like these arrows and don't have any complaints about them.

I am newly learning about recurve bows, and I got this set to practice with it. I have previous experience with compound bows that use thicker aluminum arrows. This set is lighter and thinner, and perfect match for my draw length of 30 inches. It is advertised for compound bows as well as recurves, but I worry about using it with my 60lb draw weight compound bow, cause its thinner arrow than I’m used to. I will update once I have tried it. So far it is perfect match for my take down recurve bow, well made and priced reasonably, I would recommend it.