12 Shiny Black® 30" Fiberglass Target Practice Arrows

These are great for the price but you get what you pay for. They aren't top quality and I have broken 5 from missing my target, some are actually showing signs of wear from just hitting hay. All in all, they are well worth the money because you get 12 for 55$ and that's not a bad deal. However, they break easy if you miss your target though, depending on what you hit, I hit my brick fense lol.Pros:Good priceGood for practice or if you just wanna go out with friends and waste arrows for funCons:Not the finest qualitySometimes they would curve or flex in mid air, like 10-20 feet from where I was standing.I'm definitely going to buy more because of the price.

I bought these arrows to shoot with my recurve bow. They were delivered with no defects, the construction is very good, and the price is very fair. I shot them with my 45 lb recurve bow and they work very well. I was worried about the fact that the tips are glued and I really didn't want to lose the tips after few uses. So far I have shot them many times into dense foam targets and so far no tips got stuck in. Another good thing with these arrows, given the quantity you get for the low price, if you are planning on shooting outdoors and you lose arrows, you are not losing high priced ones and your loss is not that big. Though they are relatively cheap, they are of good quality and I highly recommend them.

I purchased these practice arrows to use with my new bow. They are sturdy and work great with the Styrofoam target I purchased. I was satisfied with the packaging and delivery time. I would recommend these for anyone who doesn’t want to tear up their expensive hunting arrows. The tips are made of steel dull and rounded. If you are expecting to use these with paper targets you will need something soft like a bale of hay behind the target.

I purchased these arrows based off of both price and quality description. After receiving these arrows and shooting them only a couple times, I realized that I probably should've sprung for some more expensive arrows. These arrows have the problem of LOSING THE BULLET CAP and LOSING THE NOCK. After the first time shooting these, I lost 2 tips off of the arrows and the nock fell off of another. After another session, another two of the arrows lost their tips and a third session was another 2 arrows lost. I tried to be as careful as possible pulling these arrows out of my FOAM target (whilst shooting with the pse snake recurve), however it seems as though they were just poorly built. They feel nice and strong. They're rather long arrows. But they're unreliable.

Entry level at best. The shafts feel relatively solid but the tips will tweak after a couple of hits on a firm target. The metal tips aren't affixed with strong glue so they can come off without too much pressure. Some super glue will work to reattach them but I have lost a few inside targets.I wouldn't shoot these with a high-power bow but they're perfectly functional for introductory, basic use. Not quite disposable but cheap enough to lose or destroy without too much worry.Not pro material by any rate but solid beginner arrows.

I bought these arrows to use in target practice using my recurve bow. Before you buy them, you should know:1. They fly straight enough, but I've had some damage to the arrows after a few weeks of shooting.2. These arrows will get you started, that's for sure, but get ready for them to break down soon thereafter.3. I've had some split shafts and several of the heads have pulled off when removing them from my foam target.Even given the case of the missing tips and split shafts, I say these arrows are worth it if you want something cheap. They're decent for target shooting with a recurve bow at 30+ feet. Robin Hood, beware!

My wife purchased these for a 55# recurve. This is a brand new sport for me, so the arrows saw a lot of abuse by missing the target, glancing shots, missed and fired into a brick wall. Yea a few eventually broke but not after putting up a fight. They flew straight and true all the way to the end. I probably have 100 shots on each one.To be taken lightly as this is new to me (still): They might be a bit heavy for a 55#, but I wouldn't worry it too bad.