Easton Game Getter XX75 Factory 4-Inch Vanes (6-Pack)

Tried an true durable arrows. The Game Getter is heavier than carbon arrows so it penetrates better and unlike carbon, they never blow up. If you bend one a little you can straighten it. These are tough arrows.

I love em. I have old xx75s that still work, and ol 75s that have to be refletched but will still work.To the buyers complaining about wrong nocks, Google "UNI Bushing", and turn em with pliers.Look at the top black (new) arrow, I turned it BACK to the WRONG way, just to take the pic.Ok, now, go buy them!

I have not shot much with my bow in the last year and made a commitment to getting out this year with my Dad. In my first three sets of shooting 2 arrows each, twice, the arrows were literally touching each other; the third set was within 1/2". I am able to shoot a really tight grouping with these, much better than my Dad and Brother who buy the Walmart specials. Years ago, I did the same thing and never shot as tight of a group as I now do.

Great arrows expecially for the price, everything arrived as expected with the right amount of inserts an after cutting to length all 6 shot true. Fletchings were glued a little different but no problems at all, just have to remember that with my arrow rest the odd color needs to face down. Defiantly be ordering more when time comes I need them, never had any issues with Easton arrows. Been using them for years, I highly recommend them for any type of archer

I just bought my first compound bow used and it came with an assortment of carbon arrows. They were very hard to pull from a hurricane field target and I was always concerned that I would wreck those high-tech arrows making beginners mistakes. So, I researched arrows for target practice that fly accurately, can take a beating, and are a good value, and I ordered these Game Getters in 340. Mine arrived with blue and yellow fletching and with a set of UNI-bushings. The arrows are about 32 inches long, which is 3 inches too long for my draw length. You could cut them with a tube cutter yourself or have them cut at your pro shop, but I decided to just use them as they were. The UNI-bushings fit very tightly into the arrows, so that you have to press in the last 2/16" to get a very snug fit. I decided not to glue them down for now, so that I still have the option to push them out if I decide to cut the arrows later. I am using these with Gold Tip EZ-Pull 100 grain field tip points and shoot them at a Field Logic Hurricane Archery Bag Target. So far, I am shooting from about 10 yards and they group so tightly that I am aiming my arrows at different spots on the target for fear of hitting the previous arrow. I am shooting a Hoyt CRX 35 at 65 pounds and the arrows hit very hard at this close range and penetrate about 2/3'rd of the way (maybe 8-10 inches) inches into the target. Even so, the arrows are super easy to pull. Where I had to push with my knee and use two hands to pull the carbon arrows, I can pull these with one hand and often don't need to push back on the target at all. They are larger in diameter than the carbon arrows, though, so they leave a larger entry hole, but these holes seem to close up pretty well when the next set of arrows is shot. They seem to be very sturdy and I expect them to last a long time.

Good value. I wish these arrows were easier to find

Fantastic arrows! I am getting four inch groupings with my old compound. The shafts feel solid, and the fletchings are not coming off any time soon.

Son got his first deer with them this year. They are durable and fly true. We will be ordering more, since he shoots A LOT and does tend to damage them when they hit each other in the target. Otherwise they last well.

Exactly as described.. decent delivery time.. great product

Object was well packaged and as described