Misayar 12 Pcs 28 Inch Fiberglass Arrows Fletched 3 Inch Vane with Stainless Steel Bullet tip for Recurve Compound Bow Targeting Pratice Arrows

This is a set of 12, 29" fiberglass, practice arrows. These are light and easy to use. I shoot a 58" recurve bow and these are great for shooting about in the back yard. They're nothing special, but for the price, I'm not at all worried about losing them in the grass or letting my friends (who don't know how to shoot) play with them.These arrows are practice arrows, which I feel the need to say as I have seen some comments about hunting with them.

These arrows are ok if you wish to have a cheap arrow for practice. They are not very durable as the fins warp rather easily. That being stated, you do get a bunch of arrows for a low price, so there is not too much to complain about. Tips are fixed and so there is NO way that you can use them for anything else but target practice. In terms of their quality, the front is a little loaded and so you have to adjust your sights on your compound a bit to get them to hit right.Not great but not too bad either.

 These 29" fiberglass arrows are perfect for practicing at the archery range. Fiberglass arrows are little heavier than carbon arrows but very durable and always comes in black.I used a compound bow with 50 pounds of draw weight so had no problem handling the speed.The length are perfect for adult bows and kids bow. The arrow head are steal tips so don't have to worry about checking the tip or tighten the tip everytime you pull it out of the target. Green nock is good color so if you missed the target and go into the bushes easy to find. Same with the fletching or vane color which are white and 2 red so easy to find.Definately reccommend these of you need arrows to go target practicing and also 2 day shipping got it perfectly for today's practice shooting.

These fiberglass arrows are better than the ones you typically get in stores with a new starter bow. They have a sharp pointed tip and are a great length for beginners.

I shot the arrows a few dozen times then the tips starting coming off in the practice bag, but it is worth the price and good for practice.

Not the greatest. Like others have stated, heavy with fixed head. Fetching does warp way too easily. Fairly priced, so spent the extra ten bucks or so to get better arrows.

They are not very durable....but for the price to go for targeting is Ok.Tips are fixed.

I am shocked at how well these arrows hold up. Using a 50lb recurve I smacked a brick wall at maybe 30 yards and not even a crack.