31inch Carbon Arrow Archery Targeting Practice Hunting Arrows for Compound & Recurve Bow with Removable Tips(Pack of 12)

I shot this on my newly purchased compound bow. It's well made, durable, great for target practice, and you get more bang for the buck as opposed to buying arrows at a local or big brand store. I intend to buy more just because of the price and reliability of these arrows.

My girlfriend decided to start doing archery and we needed some cheaper cost alternatives to normal store brands so I picked these up. While shes still firing them into the woods, I dont feel as bad not being able to find them due to the price. When she manages to get them stuck into the wood frames, They come out easily and without breaking. I'll be buying more of these!

Great arrows would buy again

I ordered these not too long ago since I needed new ones. The nock really clips into the bow string and I do not have to worry about it when. Shooting. The weight and draw length are almost the exact same so nothing new to affect my Shooting. My only downside side has been braking 3 of the arrows within a month. That is probably my fault at my target and surroundings are both incredibly hard but 3 within a month is kinda bad regardless.

These arrows are a “step-up” for my hobby. Great quality, great visual appeal, consistent performance, rugged construction. Affordable, great acquisition for my action sport and hobby.

I got these to use with foam arrow head tips to use for bow tag. For that purpose they work well and are a great value for the money. They are pretty durable considering they do take quit a bit of abuse.

Arrow shafts themselves seem to be high quality, but unfortunately the nocks on all 12 arrows I received seemed to be placed in random orientations. This causes all of the fletchings / vanes to hit the arrow rest & shelf of your bow - making the arrows not only inaccurate, but potentially dangerous as the arrow will fly at an unpredictable angle. Returning to Amazon for a refund & will be replacing with some more "surwolf carbon arrows" as they were all nocked properly & have held up really well so far.

These, to me, are a great deal. I use a relatively high draw weight but have yet to warp or break one. The only flaw I see is that they have a puny nock, but it's not that bad.