KESHES Archery Carbon Arrows For Compound & Recurve Bows

I bought a set, and was happy with it, so I bought 2 more sets, these arrows are more than you need as a beginner, and they take beating really well.I shoot these on 50lb recurve (Samick Sage), also a 68lb compound (Diamond Edge 320), and they are taking the abuse like a champ, I even accidentally shot it into concrete wall through my 68lb compound and the arrow survived to tell the tale.Would definitely buy again.

Our niece is in archery at school. We needed arrows for practice. She uses them everyday. Great value and good quality.

Like 3 out of the 12 arrows I ordered are missing a feather already, and I had them for 3 weeks. Apart from that they are strong and have nice nock that fits a wide range of strings.

Unless you are training for the Olympics... I think you will be hard pressed to be disappointed by these arrows. Packaging was excellent (vanes were barely bent), solid box, foam separator insert, A-10+ packaging. Speaking of vanes, they are all glued on perfectly. The shafts are a smooth matte black. The field points are... pointy. This whole "o-ring to keep tight' thing is hokey though. That o-ring doesn't really do squat. ('maybe' if there were 2 of them?) The field point bottoms into the insert with no cushioning and, yes, the points do come loose on some hits. It's no big deal, though. I bet some string wax on the threads would be enough to help minimize that... and a drop of *blue* loctite certainly would stop it, for sure. THE NOCKS ARE *NOT* GLUED IN!!! {yay}... but, they are pretty tight. I have to spin them (for single color 'up') so, I was very happy to find that description was not a lie. The nocks measure around 0.100" just like an Easton 'G'-large. (they work very well on my ~0.108" string).I can't say for sure, since I have not seen a 'real' ($$$) carbon arrow.. but I'm pretty sure these are legit... compared to the photos I've seen of fibreglass arrows, with a shiny, spiral-y, surface. And, I did cut these down. I used both a 32tooth hacksaw and a pipe cutter. The hacksaw does a way better job. There is a mesh inside this material, just like carbon-fire would have. I chopped the insert out of the excess tube and crazy-glued it into the shorter shaft. Worked like a charm! Of course I've ruined the 'spine' and 'FOC balance', but a 31" arrow is pretty unwieldly for an 8 year old with 19" draw, he could barley get the arrow out of his quiver! Now @ 21" these are perfect handling and they shoot just fine... He can group within 12" from 15' away (Genesis Mini Bow @ 6#). Good enough for now... FWIW... I shot these full-length, with a Genesis Original @ 10#, both the bow & arrows 'straight out of the box' (1st time, 0 practice) and I was able to group 11 of them within 5" from 15' away. I realize this is 'point blank' (all I can manage in my basement) but its got to be worth something?... I wanted to buy 2 more sets of these, but they've suddenly almost doubled in price. {sad}I have all kinds of pictures to show for these, but there's no 'add picture' option?...

These arrows are great! Really god quality! I also had wooden arrows for the same shooting course and some of the wooden arrows broke. These held up nicely and we’re still in great condition after days of heavy use. I would definitely recommend them.

Arrived quicker than expected, and are great arrows for the price. Especially for 12 of them, pre cut to the perfect length! Haven't had an arrow so accurate before, and they use a nice flexible tpu like material for the fletching, so it is less likely to warp from normal use. The target heads come a tiny bit loose after a couple shots, but I haven't tried an arrow that doesn't do that. Just have to be vigilant about it.All in all great job. These are the first set, that I haven't broken any in the first week!