Pointdo 30inch Carbon Arrow Fluorescence Color Targeting and Practice and Hunting Arrows for Compound Bow and Recurve Bow with Removable Tips

These arrows work great for my 54.2 lb compound bow.. Still learning so I wanted a color scheme I could use to find that stray arrow. 20 - 30 yards into targets mostly of hay and no breaks or lost tips. I found the packaging nice, with only one slightly bent vein. And if I do lose one, the price can't be beat.

I have used these arrows only for one session of shooting, so please keep that in mind. Having that been said, these arrows performed perfectly. They fly straight and I was able to get consistent groupings with them. The only thing I had to do with the arrows when I received them was boil up some water and straighten the vanes. It wasn't difficult at all, and took a few seconds of exposing it to the steam. The Nocks fit well on my 12 strand B50 Dacron string and none have come off. I did however have to twist the Nocks into proper alignment when I got them. None of my tips came out, no cracks in the shafts, good arrows. I also really like the paint job. The green is super bright. I do realize that these are by no means great arrows however, they also do not cost as much as great arrows. For the money, these arrows are a solid buy.

I like the look of these arrows in the fluorescent yellow. The points stay nice and tight with the o-rings on them. Shipping package was sturdy and the arrows were well packed. Some of the vanes were a little bent, but steam from the sink put them right again. They seem pretty well made. I was very excited to have these arrows and they arrived next day to boot.I knew going in that these were budget arrows, and for my use that 's normally fine. However I should have paid closer attention to the listing regarding the spine.The listing says, "Spine 500 For 25-60 pounds recurve, compound bow". That's a really large spread of draw weights.... I shoot 50 lb and 35 lb compounds that are well within this arrow's advertised spine weight. Anyway, I am a right-handed archer, holding the bow with my left hand and drawing the string with my right. When shot, the arrows exhibit classic underspined characteristics in flight for a right-hander like me. All arrows fly to the right and fishtail on their way to the target when shot from the 50 lb bow. They are much better when shot from the 35 lb bow.If you are shooting a lighter weight bow, these should be fine, but with one that is closer to 60 lb draw, these arrows won't really work. At least they still look nice.

Fired the arrows the same day I received them, the arrows did NOT fly straight. Thought about getting a replacement sent, but did NOT want to be dissapointed again.

Pretty well made arrows. Had to adjust nocks (as mentioned in the product description).They fly ok and are good enough for a day to day training arrow. The flourescent green color is great as they stand out on the target.

These are my first set of arrows . I've only had them aweek and 2 tips have broken already. I fire an arrow at the target n the wind pushed it off course n itgot stuck in the wooden fence behind my target it was difficult to take out by hand with out the tip coming out leaving just the arrow in my hand. Using a pair of pliers seems like the best option but that just lead to the tip comin apart even further , arrow head separated from the screw in base that goes Into the arrow body. I'm no expert but I'm sure the craftsman ship of the arrow can be better. after all I'm sure it's a common occurrence of an arrow getting stuck in something other than the intended target with beginners. I would return them but I guess Im gettin My moneys worth for only $28, . I'll use them up until I need new o es I'm sure I'll be more accurate by then. I'll be sure to order a better quality brand next time

I love the design of these arrows, flies relatively straight. I shoot 30 meters recurve and I can get much better grouping with this set comparing to my old arrows. BUT, the nock on these arrows is too narrow for my 16 strands Dacron strings, every time I shoot, the nock comes off. So now I have to superglue all the nocks in place which isn't something I want to do because then I can't adjust them later on. If the manufacturer can just make the nock a little wider then this would have been a 5-star product.

I have seen poor reviews for these arrows, but mine arrived complete and in good condition. Took them out back and they preformed well, the Archer, not so much, but what you see here is on par with my usual shooting so reports of these not flying straight may be exaggerated. Did not have any trouble nocking, nothing loosened up or fell off. These are a fine arrow in my opinion.