TIGER ARCHERY 30Inch Carbon Arrow Practice Hunting Arrows with Removable Tips for Compound & Recurve Bow(Pack of 12)

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First of all, these arrows are AWESOME! They are priced to be one insane steal. They are tough, rigid, and light weight! I have a 25# recurve and a 65# recurve. These work great for both of them. I have been shooting these arrows every day for the last 3 weeks and the only wear and tear on them is the black coating on the field tips. The shafts and the fletchings have remained virtually unworn. I recommend getting a whisker biscuit on your bow to reduce wear on the fletchings. I have hit arrows in the target with other arrows and they just glance off and leave no marks. The bad part: the reviews that state the nocks and tips do not stay in the arrows. THIS IS NORMAL!!! That's right, the only bad part about these arrows are the bad reviews people are leaving because they have no idea what they are doing. The nocks are push nocks. They don't fit the best so they may have a tendency to fall out or remain on the string when shot. This is easily fixed by buying new nocks that are sized to fit the diameter of the arrow shaft. OR, you can do what I did and hot glue them in. To remove them you simply heat the end of the arrow the nock is in and pull it out. The tips come out so that you can cut the arrows to the size that you need. When you get them to the size that you need you glue the tip holders in with glue. There is glue specially made to glue tip holders in. Just like the nocks, I used hot glue. Removal is the same as the nocks. These are the absolute best practice arrows for the price! I will be buying more of these in the future.

I've read a few negative reviews on these(and many positive). They are packed like someone really cares. The fletchings are straight as can be, and the shafts are "straight as an arrow" haha. The points are kinda blunt. Used them twice now. They fly straight and fast, sink into the target deep. I've damaged one; missed the target, it hit the ground,flipped and smacked a stone wall. Split the back end in 2 places and lost the nock. (Thank you for the extras!) I replaced the nock and gorilla glued it in. Worked fine until I replicated the previous mistake, same thing happened, fixing it again now. Using gorilla glue, and bread ties to clamp. 2 things: try not to miss the target and hit rocks, and know that "carbon" does not equal "shatterproof". I'm leaving the 5stars, good arrows for the price. I'm just rusty😉

To start this review off, I will say that don't go shooting for the stars in your expectations of these arrows. I know, the manufacturer knows, and you will soon know that these aren't the greatest arrows you can purchase. That isn't a condemnation of the arrows or even necessarily a fault because I knew what I was buying ahead of time. These are cheap arrows, but they are well-made cheap arrows. As you can see in the attached picture, I have nailed the pieces of wood along the perimeter of my target. Many times. None of them have broken from nailing the wood. On ones that went particularly deep, I have had that cores come out, but that is an easy fix with a little bit of adhesive. I did crack two of them when my shot when too low and I struck the cinder blocks the target was resting on, but that was my own fault, not the fault of the arrows. Prior to these, I had purchased a decent set of Easton arrows and I can tell the difference between the two. These arrows are larger than my Easton arrows that are rated as being the same, namely a difference in weight with these being slightly heavier. Not sure how much it affects anything, but it is noticeable. I also can't say for sure that the 500-grain spec is actually true as I am not an expert in archery. I have only just recently picked up the hobby and am learning as I go. Between the two, I much prefer my Easton arrows, but that does not mean I don't like these arrows. For the price, you can't really go wrong with buying arrows from Tiger Archery. For the same price, I bought only 6 Easton arrows. Yeah, you can tell there is a difference between the two, but I have shot these arrows hundreds of times so far and have to say that I am pretty happy with the purchase. If you are a beginner and looking for arrows that you can freely practice with without worrying that you are going to destroy an expensive set, these are the arrows for you. I have put these through the wringer and so far I have only put one or two out of commission. Consider these a stepping stone on your journey to becoming a better archer. As you skill with the bow increases, so should your quality of arrows. These are great for now and will possibly end up buy another set in the future.

Exactly what I ordered. Carbon arrows well weighted. I use them for practice. They perform beautiful. Fast Shipping, Low Price, Good Quality... would buy again!

The reviews that say to "go with something else" are more than likely brand snobs and are willing to spend $20 per arrow. For < $30 cannot complain one bit about these arrows especially when you get a dozen. They are high quality arrows including the overall assembly from tips to veins, these things are amazing and can be compared to those $20 / arrow. For those who complain about the field tips "coming off" sound like noobs in the archery world. Tips can easily be tightened back on so I don't understand what the complaints are. My experience, this is normal. If it really bothers you then use thread locking fluid or have stronger fingers or use a plier to tighten them up. You can also use teflon tape. I cannot believe how many wussy / sissy reviews I read about "the field tips are loose", these same folks would complain if the field tips were on "too tight". These wussy reviewers probably are not good at archery and blame the tool rather than their lack of skill and knowledge. Kinda like those far lefties that are into archery but are anti gun. *shrugs* - #MarxismIsReal. # Notes I shoot these with both my 50# recurve and 55# compound. # Pros - Quality arrows for the price. If you want a bargain, get these. - I've shot one arrow repeatedly over 100 times and it's still delivering tight groups. Has not cracked etc. - Confidence with hunting game. These arrows are as good or better than those $20 / arrow. Don't let the marketing hype fool you. - Bought another dozen for a ridiculous deal. - Works fine with the tips I have. Tried with 3 blade broads and small game broads. No issues. # Cons - None. # Would like to see - Extra veins / fletchings since they tend to get deformed quicker than broken nocks. Then again, it was my fault for deformed fletchings due to shooting cardboard boxes and the arrow going right through. Having extras would be a plus though since I'm sure the spine will last much longer. - Different colored spines and veins. The orange veins are bright but can easily be lost in leaves. A neon green would be nice. # Update 2018/02/15 - Added a photo of the wall mount rack I built with these arrows on display.

Nice arrows, good weight and fly well

While shooting the arrows from about 15 yards to look for signs of straying, i missed the target one time and the vanes paid the price immediately. The glue is absolutely terrible but the good news is thats an easy fix. The harder issue to fix is the vanes tend to flex and warp immensely under minimal stress. Could replace them but I would rather not need modify what is essentially lower-middle quality arrows The point of these arrows is for target practice but with such terrible stabilization I'm not really able to do that either. I guess the arrows being heavier from what I've seen makes the arrow slower giving more time to stabilize on its own. Not too upset about the overall quality, the excessive weight does give me less room to work with for tuning however.