20 Inch Carbon Crossbow Bolt and Crossbow Broadheads Set, 12 Pcs Hunting Carbon Arrows for Crossbow with 3 Blade Broadheads 6 Pcs for Archery Practise Hunting Crossbow Arrows

These bolts are very nice and well made for the price. I purchased illuminated nocks for these bolts and they were very easy to change out and the bolts are well made. Light weight, straight, and durable so far. I had a few practice shots where the fletching buried part way into the target and they stayed on without tearing or coming loose. So far so good. Will buy again based on my experience to date.

Good value

Work as they should . Great price.

My husband loves his crossbow bolts and tips showed them to all his friends it looked like a Tupperware party everybody wanted to know where he got them from so he shared all the information he loves your product and will continue to get it as long as it's as good as it is very good quality weight and color was perfect just what he ordered and he was able to hit his Target to the functionarity and the sickness of the sharpness of his tips were awesome

As described

Just bought a new crossbow, wanted bolts for sighting in and practicing. Didn't want to spend 40 - 50 $$ and maybe destroy them. This set is 12 bolts with field tips and 3 blade broadheads. Arrived very quickly and was surprised with the quality. Would definitely purchase again.

Don't shoot at night or you might end up doing what I did in the picture.I've spine checked these and half are right. I've weighed them and I will refletch those that don't align with the spine. My average total hunting weight is between 410-415 gains. I use these with the spine at the 12 o'clock position.I've taken one deer with these using the broadheads that came with them. The deer ran about 10yrds and that was it.If you're looking for a budget hunting arrow and have the ability to tune them them, go for it. Otherwise you're just guessing.

With the field points, these bolts are pretty good. I was recently gifted a hand-me-down crossbow, and these bolts fly as good as the few that were given to me.The problem is the broadheads. They are AWFUL.First, they are very heavy, much heavier than 100 grains.Second, they fly horribly compared to my other broadheads. The old bolts that I was gifted had Muzzy broadheads that flew true. These broadheads had no rhyme or reason to their flight paths. The 1st shot didn't even make it to the target it was so heavy. After cranking my elevation, the next 3 shots almost missed the whole target block: one bottom left, one top right, last shot center right. All about 1.5 inches from missing completely. Repeated 3 shots again with similarly random points of impact. DO NOT USE THESE FOR HUNTING. Buy high quality, name brand broadheads. The last thing you want in the field is an non-critically injured deer running around.