SPGArchery Arrows for Compound Bow - 30 Inch Arrows for Compound Bow, 500 Spine Carbon Compound Arrows for Recurve Bow Shooting Hunting 12 Packs

I’m outside almost every day practicing so I’ve missed a lot. I’ve seen them bounce off rocks and not crack (only scratch) and did not split when I shot an arrow at another arrow. I got orange to use for hunting, taken down great large and small game with these arrows, highly recommend!!

Exactly what I was expecting. Recommended!

They arrows work well I broke one sadly because I shot it with another arrow and it cracked. Was able to shoot it 5 more times before it finally snapped in two only because It hit the fence. They're a little heavier than the one I'm used to but definitely more durable only that one broke out of 12 compared to 3 out of 8 breaking in the first volley of shots. The arrow tips are durable and sharp too. I love that they are screwed in instead of glued if they start getting loose I just hand tightened them and I was good to go. The nocks haven't flung out of the arrow yet either and they come with an extra 6 just in case. Surprisingly better shot even though they're heavier. I will be buying again for sure but I don't think I'll need to buy some more any time soon

I opened the package for the arrows before I gave it to my granddaughter. The arrows are well made. The package box protected the arrows. My granddaughter spent quite a bit of time in the backyard at the area set up so she could practice.

These are not carbon fiber arrows it’s super heavy and the shot drop low. These photo are 10yards orange is real carbon fiber arrows n these spg arrows are not. It’s only good for people to shoot targets for fun. It’s not for real bow hunting n target practice. I just give one star for the visibility of the arrows. I rather spend more at a pro archery shop to get the arrows custom to your draw/arm length n real carbon fiber! That is super light n durable

These arrows seem to be decent quality, and are definitely the right price. They group as well as my Raptors, which isn't great (my low skill level accounts for that), and they are easy to find when they don't stick in the straw bales. I would buy them again (have already bought 2 more in different colors for when the kids come over).

I weighed the arrows without the point, the shafts weighted from 419 grains all the way up to 454 grains, that is a tremendous amount of variation across the set. Also the arrows are heavy for their length weighing in at 12.5 grains per inch all the way to 13.5 grains per inch (minus insert, nock and estimated fletching weight) which is way heavy compared to my Gold Tip and Sharrow arrows both being around 8 grains per inch shaft weight and shooting noticeably faster and all weighing within +/-2 grains of each other in the batch.A 500+ grain arrow is way too heavy for my 28lb bow and less than optimal for my 50lb bowI'll be dropping them off in the free arrow bin the next time I hit up the pro shop

One was missing field point and I’m pretty disappointed! Other than that arrows are good quality