JAKUNA 28" Fiberglass Training Arrows - Target Shooting Practice on Recurve Compound Bows Blunt Tips for Youth and Beginners

Great product for learning to use a bow and arrow. Very safe and sturdy! Highly recommended..

If you need a bunch of practice arrows for beginners or kids to use, or to outif a boy scout troop for example, you can't go wrong with these. The price is outstanding, way better than what you would get at your local store.Keep in mind these are shorter than hunting or target arrows, only 28 inches for the ones I ordered, and they are a bit on the heavy side owing to the tick fiberglass shafts, but that makes them harder to break and they will probably last longer. The tips are not replaceable and are made of stamped sheet metal, so OK for soft targets but not if they meet rock or concrete so make sure you have a soft backstop or the tips get squashed.The first thing to wear out in practice arrows, in my experience are the vanes. These seem well attached, but at this price I don't mind replacing them a couple of times before I order another batch of arrows.In my second picture you can see my poor marksmanship into a foam filled box from 20 feet away or so. I won't show the arrow I entirely missed, since I shot 4 total. No I didn't shoot them inside the house, it was out in the yard and I brought the box inside to show off. A little.

These are nice, bang-for-the-buck arrows for safe target shooting. These work great in my 7-year-old's small compound bow. So far they have all held up very well. I haven't noticed any that seem to be coming apart or losing fletchings yet. The tips are rounded but will penetrate cardboard targets.

These arrows are made from fiberglass and not carbon fiber, but they are decent quality for practice. The fixed in place tips (they cannot be removed and replaced) are heavy enough to keep a nice balance and just blunt enough to prevent over penetration. We shot these a couple of rounds from a compound bow with a 60lb draw weight at 25yds and they penetrate about 4-5". I edge rolled the arrows on my workbench before and after shooting and they proved to be straight both times. Our 'test' wasn't rigorous to be sure, but for practice arrows, these performed nicely. No warping detected from shooting pressures or impact, so we can expect to use these a lot in the coming months.One of the benefits of the huge practice tip is being able to locate 'lost' arrows with a metal detector. We shot all 12 arrows twice and three missed the target and flew into a grassy area. I tracked them down in just a couple of minutes and we are back to having 12 again.Nice practice arrows, strong and straight, nice flights and a rounded nosed tip that easily penetrated our standard archery target. The $23 price for a dozen of these JAKUNA 28" Fiberglass Training Arrows is going to save you money two ways. First, you're going to get to use these training arrows a lot and secondly, you won't have to practice with more expensive arrows. The arrows I will take with me this fall on our annual week long hunt will cost about $6-8 each.I cannot see anyone being dissatisfied with these for practice purposes, but in the event that you are, JAKUNA offers a 100% money back guarantee. A company that offers their customers a guarantee like that must certainly believe in and support the quality of the products they offer.

Fletching and nock are assembled incorrectly so the different color fletching is useless to use as indicator of how to properly nock the arrow to the string

These arrows are great for kids or young adults looking to get into archery. They are not as light or accurate as other arrows that I have. The pictures make you think that the tips are exchangeable, they are not! They do have a blunt tip and therefore are safer but do not penetrate targets nearly as well as field tips. The arrows also do not fly as far or as fast as other’s of higher quality. Overall, for the price these arrows are great for kids or less experienced people getting in to target archery.

I got these to start doing archery again for fun. They are perfect for my needs, which is just as a hobby once in a while out in the yard. I use a foam target, so the arrows will pull out easily. The fletching is made of rubber and seems to be attached pretty securely. Be careful how to you store them so that the fletching doesn't get bent though. And keep them in a cool place so the rubber doesn't become heated and then brittle. They work great though, and I love them.

I have individual arrows that cost almost as much as this whole pack, so the price is quite reasonable. They aren't top of the line arrows, but then, you don't really need the best when learning or target practicing. (If one of these gets lost, I won't cry over it.) These seem strong enough, the feathers are attached securely and they definitely penetrate a paper target on a straw bale. That's pretty much all you need in a training arrow. These would be great for older kids or beginner adults to get the feel for bow shooting before spending the big bucks on something fancy.