Fiberglass Screw-in Tips Arrow Target Practice Arrows 28" inches, 30" inches, 32" inches

I purchased these arrows 6 months ago when I first started shooting, they are heavy and pretty durable.In the past 6 months I've broken 2 and that was because of a mistake I made while shooting.The arrows get great penetration on my target and they fly pretty well.Since getting them, I've changed the fletching and used different arrowheads and that has made them a bit more accurate.Have shot these with a 35lb Recurve(Martin Jaguar) and 50lb Compound(Hoyt Intruder)The only real problem I have with these arrows is the fact that the nocks are not very good. I had to use my fletching glue to keep them in place because the nocks would either pop out of the arrow once it hit the target or would stay on my bow after I released the arrow, but thats not a huge problem. Buying again.

These are good arrows to use if you afraid of loosing them. They are a bit too light for my taste and I split one at the front when the arrow hit a fence post. The field tip stuck in the wood but the arrow split about three inches back and I had to cut it down for an arrow for my daughter afterwards.

Not good for kid bows, and for some reason I got a verity of sizes?

Cheap arrows for a cheap price.

I guess you get what you pay for and these are not that expensive. If you do get them, make sure you glue the nocks and points before using.

decent arrows but like 3-4 of the nocks fell out pretty quick. I guess i need to order more nock parts (the end piece of the arrow.

Gotta say, these are really cheap and a great way to throw away your money.I ordered a 6-pack and they were all ruined after a single shot from a 55lb composite bow into a bale of hayI lost my money on this, please don't waste yours

Surprisingly bad quality even for the low price.