30inch Carbon Arrow Fluorescence Color Targeting and Practice and Hunting Arrows for Compound Bow and Recurve Bow with Removable Tips(Pack of 12)

Update: the arrows survived a strength test of blasting through a metal barrel with virtually no damage. Only one knock slid out of position slightly but was no problem setting back in. : Can’t be 12 arrows at this price. Very vibrant color with the fluorescent yellow. Easy to find. No loose tips out of box nor after 5 shots with each arrow head. Flys straight. Always make sure you get the right length you need and try not to exceed the draw weight. Perfect field arrows for beginners or an experienced bowman. Really just overall great for the price.

summary: if you’re on the fence about these arrows, get them. the quality could even rival arrows that cost $50. you won’t find any other arrows this cheap with such good quality so go for it! took a year or two break from archery due to a chronic illness and wanted to get back into it and so i wanted some new cheap arrows just for practice since i didn’t want to ruin my old arrows with my questionable accuracy as i started re-learning how to shoot. got a few different arrow sets from different brands and these ones are my favorite. the arrows were delivered in excellent condition and well packaged and i didn’t even have to worry about straightening out bent fletching since it was all so nice and neat. material seems sturdy and the arrows are a perfect balance of lightweight and heavy enough to shoot straight(just note that i use a 25lbs recurve bow since i am very petite for an adult, these specific arrows may not hold up as well with bows 45+lbs). i was actually very surprised when i first shot them because not only did they feel very natural and smooth when shooting, but the accuracy is very consistent. i shot one arrow in the bullseye, and the very next one i shot went into the same exact hole as the last one. two shots later and it happened a third time! then a fourth! they literally went right on top of each other and there wasn’t even any fabric between them, just a giant hole left behind in the very center of the target. maybe i just got really lucky, but boy was i all excited after that lol. it’s been a few days and i love them. each individual arrow shoots with the same accuracy and feel as the others, no inconsistencies whatsoever. was very pleasantly surprised with the entire thing

These arrows are surprisingly good. The arrows have a really beautiful aesthetic and I get many compliments on the looks. The arrow heads have rubber o-rings and they have never slipped once since I've used them. The nocks are also nice and tight and they throw in a bunch of extra ones just in case. The only downside is that they tend to fishtail... That might be a result of my draw weight on both my bows (30 and 40 pounds). I noticed this happens more with these arrows than any other in my arsenal but it's not a consistent fault.. Just one that I notice on occasion when shooting with these arrows. Overall if you're looking for a nice affordable set of practice arrows than I think these are a good choice.

Man these arrows are really good. Granted, I am a new archer so I suppose I wouldn’t know too much, but If I’m able to be consistent with them, then they’re doing their job. Be warned though: The product says these are 500 spine and that they are fit for 25-60 lb bows, um... no. Do NOT use a 45-60 pound bow for these, unless you want an exploding arrow in your hands. The spine on this is 500, which means it’s more flexible and can handle a lower poundage bow. I have a 35 lb bow and with good technique, these things fly really straight, and don’t explode in my hand :) The fletching are only really tight, and they are very durable. The arrow heads stay in place very well. I did break one arrow after shooting it into a metal post. However, despite that one arrow breaking, I still have a good 11 arrows that are fully functioning even after shooting them into rocks, walls and metal multiple times. I usually don’t give reviews but I felt like these guys deserved it since they are so cheap, and accurate. Also bonus for them giving extra knocks.

Updated 11/2024: Still really please with these arrows. I'm still using them. The tips never come loose and they have been sent through some things they weren't meant for (a kids slide and metal horse panels for example). No splintering, cracks or other issues. They don't shoot quite as nice as my kids high end arrows, but those require the tips to be tightened after ever shot and the Pointdo arrows don't, so the minor difference in shooting targets balances out for me. Original Review: I am a beginner to archery, so my knowledge is limited to a little bit of practice and what I learned eavesdropping in my son's archery class. So take my review with that in mind. First off, my arrows arrived packed nicely in a box, with a foam separator to help protect them. All the tips and fletching arrived in great condition. The arrow nock aligns correctly to the fletching (as per my son's instructor, so if I am wrong it's because we learned wrong!). Second, my only comparison for these are my son's Carbon Express Maxima Jr arrows (that are sadly discontinued). My bow is a light weight 54" 24lb recurve, and I get the same consistency with these Pointo arrows that I was getting with the Maxima Jrs. I am shooting at least every couple of days, and I see no difference between the two sets of arrows as far as my accuracy goes. Actually, while I like the general feel of the Maximas, I prefer these because the tips on these do not come loose with every shot like the Maximas! Overall, the opinion of this rank amateur is that these are great practice arrows for a beginner or a youth with a lighter bow. As my experience grows I am sure my opinion will change, but for now I can honestly say I would and probably will be buying another set of these.

If you're buying these to practice archery and not compete competitively or hunt, then these will do just fine. I have loosed these arrows hundreds of times and they can take a beating. I did slight damage to two of the arrow's fletching. That is likely due to archer error rather than a defect in the arrows. The fletching is soft plastic which is generally tougher than natural feathers. You probably won't win any competitions with these arrows, but for the price they are quite good. The high visibility yellow/green is easy to see if you loose one into the woods by mistake. Tips are good and the only time I damaged one was hitting a BBQ grill (nobody grilling at the time thankfully.) The manufacturer thoughtfully included a few extra screw-in nocking ends. Unfortunately, several sellers of arrows, including this one, are saying they are made of carbon (fiber.) They are actually made of fiberglass, a much heavier material than true carbon fiber versions, which in turn are at least twice as expensive. All said, these arrows are worth their cost.

I have bought multiple orders of these arrows. Reason? My friends keep losing arrows. But for what they are they work. If you want a perfectly balanced arrow that flys perfectly... These are not your arrows. But if you want to have a lot of target arrows for a cheap price these work well. When ever I need arrows I buy these. Others have flaws these I have not found any.

I am a beginner archer, shooting black hunter 35# recurve, win&win wiawis tab w/ flemmish twist string / bowmar nose button / brass nocking point. Previously my arrowset was an entry level elong brand 600 spine carbon w/ turkey feather. Those arrows flew beautifully, but would break over time and were hard to spot in the woods due to the wood colored shaft. I was hoping that these new 500 spine fluorescent arrows would do the trick. Well, they do solve the lost / broken arrow problem. These arrows are very durable and robust. They are easy to find as well- almost like finding highlighted text on a page. Pink would stand out even more in the foliage. HOWEVER- despite being 500 spine, these arrows have a crazy archer's paradox curve. They yaw wildly before straightening out towards the target that it is a little unnerving. They make my previous arrows fly like as if guided by lasers, comparatively . Summary: Good: Sturdy, easy to find if you overshoot your target. Cheap. Bad: Noodle-y despite 500 spine, "exciting" yaw / archer's paradox with 35# bow