30Inch Carbon Hunting Arrow Targeting Practice Arrows with Removable Tips and Adjustable Nocks for Compound & Recurve Bow (Pack of 12)

The tips were easy to put on and durable

The media could not be loaded. Updated review: the customer service is excellent. After contacting them I received a generous amount of knocks to compensate for the stuck ones along with some tips. I'll also briefly state something I forgot to mention originally. The matte finish of the shafts makes them very easy to handle compared to my glossy textured ones of other brands. The downside to these is if they get in the ground they're much easier to get coated with mud. The main issue I'm still having with these is the inserts being too wide for the rest of the arrows and therefore being much more damaging to my target. I've included a video to highlight the issue. This effected half of the arrows and you can see on some where the dirt gets stuck(along with the target)behind the inserts. If these were completely flush it'd be an easy 5/5 for the value.Original review: So the arrows do shoot well and they arrived (almost) all in tact except for a few bent vanes. The quarter method for turning the knocks worked on all but one which is good because they were all installed incorrectly for traditional shooting. That is, however where the problems start. One of the knocks will not turn or budge at all. I have tried the coin trick at length plus every tool imaginable in my house to turn the knock. I am contemplating just smashing it off since they did come with 4 extra knocks(the final positive point I'll make). The main issue for me is the finishing of the inserts for the tips. A good handful of them are not flush with the shaft or tip and therefore get stuck in my foam target. This sometimes really increases the damage the target takes and takes extra long to twist out. As others have mentioned these are not 30" like advertised nor are they real carbon fiber. They must be fiberglass because they are far too bendable.Overall you get what you pay for with these and they're decent.Would give 5/5 if the tolerances on the inserts were better and all of the knocks would turn properly. The arrows being slightly shorter is more of a non-issue for me, albeit misleading.These have withstood around 500 shots in a couple days without hardly a scratch on any so the durability is quite good.

Straight flying arrows

shoots very well on all my bows. these might be too expensive for some beginners but its nice to have some quality arrows to shoot.HOWEVER these arrows are strangely heavy. for kids or on some weak poundage bows they might not shoot too well. they are decently tough. and ive had a few last more than a year of daily use.

Pretty decent arrows. All of them were perfectly straight and weighed the same. I did have issues with the threaded inserts coming loose and falling out. Granted it's entirely my fault. I'm new to archery and as such... I miss. I have my target set up next to my wooden shed so if I miss I don't send an arrow into my neighbor's yard. You shouldn't shoot hard targets with arrows piriod. So I can't blame the inserts. But if you are new to archery you are going to ruin arrows. That's just how it's going to be. That being said. These are a pretty good option for beginners. The arrows that didn't slam into my shed lasted a long while. If I had any suggestions for anyone buying these, it would be to soak the string that's wrapped in front of the fletching in super glue. They tended to start fraying and I feel it would make them last a bit longer. Overall decent arrows for the price.

We just play around in the back yard with these. For the price, they are perfect.

Beautifully made carbon arrows with feather fletching at an outstanding price. Nicely tied with string where the front sharp points of the feathers sometimes come loose and can poke into your bow hand. Thank you for that thoughtful touch.

Decent arrows, carbon fiber is very durable. The fletchings are artificial feathers and seem to be fairly durable as well. The problem I am having is the way the fletchings are bound to the arrows isn't the sturdiest. If you have fletching glue, it is a good idea to double check how securely they are attached before firing. For the price, I suppose they're not bad and I will buy again but the quality isn't 100%. However, they do fly straight and I can hit a soda can at about 9 or 10 yards or so with my recurve.