sanlida 100% Pure Carbon Hunting Arrows, Olympic-Grade 10 Spines Deflection (Unique), 0.001"/0.003"/0.006" Straightness, Buy 12 Get 12 Free/Buy 6 Get 6 Free, for Compound & Recurve Bows (12/24PCS)

I really had my doubts about these arrows due to their inexpensive price point and them not being a USA company. In the past ive used Easton arrows exclusively. For this review I did a side-by-side comparison between the Easton Bowhunter 6.5mm carbon arrows(340-spine) and these Sanlida Dragon 10 Carbon Arrows (300-Spine). Bottom line: the Shafts are really nice, the components are ok. Shafts: I was very impressed w/ these shafts. The vendor states that the are 0.001 tolerance for straightness. Although I can’t verify that w/ a measuring tool, when I roll them on my arrow balance jig, they spin very smoothly and I can’t see any wobble in the shaft. The Easton’s that I’m comparing these to have a stated 0.006 tolerance. The Sanlida shafts are all 32 inches in length and will need to be cut to your desired length based on your draw length. Vanes: These arrows come from the factory with blazer vanes pre-installed. These are one of the most prolific vanes in the industry and are a very reputable brand/model. The are installed w/ no offset. (basically a straight vane). As you can see in the pictures the vanes are also installed a bit further forward that the Easton arrows. Nocks: these arrows come pre-installed with pin knocks. (the Easton come pre-installed w/ Microlight nocks). I do prefer pin style nocks over the insertable type due to their advantage in protecting the arrow shafts from splitting if you ever have another arrow strike the back of a pre-fired arrow. After spending about 2 days of shooting with these arrows I think im going to swap out these factory pin nocks w/ some Easton Pin Style G Nocks. The factory nocks don’t grip my bowstring as tight and it seems like the “legs” of the nocks spread out a bit. Inserts: these arrows come w/ a separate bag of aluminum inserts and steel field points. They are not pre-installed because its expected that you will cut your arrows to your desired length before installing the inserts. These inserts are a bit loose in the shafts, you will defiantly need to glue them in (as they will fall out if you don’t). I cut about half my arrows and installed the inserts / points on them. Im still deciding if I want to keep this setup or if I can to upgrade the inserts to a heavier type. Performance: I was really impressed with the performance of these arrows. Right out of the box using all the included parts, I was able to achieve pretty nice groupings at 15 and 30 yards. (my back yard isn’t large enough to shoot further). I’m not a professional by any means, but these seemed to beat my mid-tiered Easton arrows. Once sure once I adjust my sights, I will be able to score way more consistent points than before. Overall: I glad I got these arrows, for the price point, they are unbeatable. For a few extra bucks I can easily upgrade these using some nicer components and then these will be my new favorite arrows.

I went with the dragon10 300 spine The price of these arrows is deceptive they are a good quality arrow. They spin test well. I've used different name brand arrows for years and there is no difference in performance. The weight is on the light side but they are durable I use 50 inserts on mine. Next time I need broadheads I will move from 100gr to at least 125gr because they are stronger and with the lighter arrow there will be only a small difference without the heavy insert. The fletching is bohning blazer vanes ,they are straight fletched. Nocks are ok but I have a few that are a little tight causing some nock pinch. I shot a few through ¾ osb no cracking or splinter. I use them for deer so shooting through steel or something like that was not my concern. I have one deer and one coyote using the same arrow, just resharpened the broadhead. I have done nock tuning with these and there was very little adjustment needed. Very accurate. The only thing I've changed is use a arrow wrap and bright color fletching. I'm very happy with these

I was surprised at the quality of the arrow. Shoots pretty well and keeps stable. My only wish was that the fletching were not strait and had a spin to improve stability. The nock is not adjustable as stated in the photos. All of them are glued in and do not come out. I tore one up with plyers trying to get it out. Bought Luminocks and cant use them. Also, 5 of the 24 threaded inserts had the threads damaged or not tapped right. They would not allow me to screw the tip in.

These are perfect. I have a 31 inch draw and this set of 32 inch arrows wi,l not need to be modified. Really satisfied.

Nicks are still garbage. Shafts also had cracks in them and would break when bend testing. I would not take a chance on shooting these and picking carbon out of your arm for years. I also noticed a substantial amount of wobble in these arrows and I almost considered it understandable due to the price, but the fact they are advertised as a .001 straightness arrow makes it unacceptable. These are .006++. Even after cutting 3+ inches off each side the majority of them were nowhere near a .001 straightness. Unfortunately due to me cutting these down trying to get them to work I am unable to get a refund, but I would strongly advise against purchasing these arrows and buy a .006 straightness arrow from a trusted brand.