12pcs 30Inch Archery Carbon Arrow Hunting and Practice Targeting Arrow with Replaceable Tips and 3" Light Vanes for Recurve Bow& Compound Bow

Very happy with those arrows. Nice material, feels good, and for a really good price.

great practice arrows if you shoot 60lbs or more they flex a lot not near as accurate great for target practice and beginners fly very true up to 45lbs

These seem like good quality, and I have shot some good groups @ 20 yds and a robin hood shot @ 17 yds. Most arrows are pretty accurate and have held up well with a whisker biscuit and 50# draw weight. Would buy again for sure.

They were heavier than I normally shoot but I figured a cheap arrow just to practice form with I'd give a shot. If they were a little straighter, more consistent on weight I would give 5 stars but we get what we pay for and they do stack up nicely.

Overall I like the arrows. They fly true. They are at a good price point -BUT after a few uses the tips separated from the shaft after pulling them from the target. I understand these are not top of the line arrows, but it is reasonable to expect that the tips should be able to hold up with a 25lbs puncture into a practice target. My experience is just as that of Jonathan Reyes who posted on Feb 10. My pics are the same. I would not recommend these arrows based on poor durability.

These have been great for beginner target shooting.

Arrows arrived in good condition, fly straight, and work great for my backyard target shooting needs.

These are heavy (about 500 grain per arrow, ready to shoot) and inconsistently weighted (+/- 30 grain). Anything past 10 yards, and you will notice considerable drop. Also, no matter how you tune them, they fish-tail like crazy - likely, due to the mass being too high for the draw weights that these are actually spined for. These are probably best suited as introductory equipment for beginning archers. Don't expect to hunt (accurately) with these, but you can still have fun shooting at stationary targets at close range.You get what you pay for and you probably won't regret abusing these arrows for the price as much as, say, a set of Easton Axis'. And make sure you have some super glue handy for when the inserts come loose and fly out, which they definitely will.