Huntingdoor 30" Archery Carbon Target Arrows Hunting Arrows with Adjustable Nock and Replaceable Field Points for Compound Bow or Recurve Bow (12 Pack)

I never write reviews however after reading all the bad reviews on this product I figured it really needed it. I took my bow (55# compound) to the range loaded with these bad boys and to be honest I was very skeptical because these arrows were slightly heavier than the expensive arrows and I honestly thought they would break upon impact. Yet, I was VERY impressed by how well made these arrows are. They fly straight just like any other arrow and they pack quite a hell of a punch. On 2 shots I missed my target and it pierced the 10 gal bucket the target was sitting on, along with piercing through the 1 inch thick piece of wood behind the target (only 2 cm of field tip went completely through wood). Anyway, the arrow did not break and was in perfectly good condition and was able to shoot right after that. VERY satisfied, do not listen to the negative reviews, these arrows are very cheap but are extremely durable and will take a beating. Probably not for any competition shooting but great for anything else (including hunting) and lets be honest, if you were competing you would be using the best arrows you could find.

I would give these 3.5 if i could but since we have a 5 level basis i rounded up. For your benchmark idea from this review i shoot a 45# off the shelf recurve bow. Another reviewer marked these in at 34 grams total which comes in at 523Grain i have not weighed them myself. One beneficial aspect about these arrows are the field point tips, which can be used for small game 5 to 20lbs. When i shot these arrows i was able to get more even shots on my target. Groups at 25 yards ~for me~ were 6-7 inches. Not incredible but they were less chaotic then my previous arrows. Vanes are not extremely stiff which helped with using a shelf. On a more critical note i did not have heavy deflection, so when these arrows hit my target, they were relatively straight. For my bow, arrows should be spined at 550 to 600 which is the Goldilocks range. i believe these arrows to be stiffer than that, probably 500 or under but they do have better flexibility. *****For safety i would only recommend 40-50lb setting max for these arrows for a COMPOUND BOW. The reason being is compounds have much more energy release on arrows and for that arrows need to have a stiff spine to resist that heavy force to fly otherwise they can explode!!*** Since spine is not listed it is wise to use these for less powered bows. Lastly out of the box knocks were firmly in place (not glued) with no damage or cuts to vanes or shafts. These arrows might be for you, however bows are not rifles the must be customized and fitted properly to work well. Know your bow and know your arrow spine and draw. For the dollar. Not bad.

This is about the least expensive I could find a set of carbon arrows. They seem to do pretty well, and the only time I have broken one was when my daughter shut one in the car door by accident and I didn't know it and drove off dragging it down the street while it shattered. The stock field points that come with it are pretty good too, but you'll want to put some loctite on them as they have a tendency to fall out. I lost one arrowhead this way already.

I am a beginning bowman and recently purchased my first recurve bow. I wanted to get some cheap arrows to test it out with and thought that these would be a great deal for the price. When they arrived I was surprised with how lightweight they were. The tips were easy to screw in and out as well. I couldn't wait to shoot them. I have now shot them three times and have noticed two things: 1) The carbon fiber truly is durable. My little sister accidentally got the arrow caught when she was nocking it and I thought it was going to snap in half. It sprang right back into shape, and though I'm not an expert shooter, didn't seem to lose much of it's straightness. 2) The section of the arrow that you screw the tips into is very cheaply glued in. The two times that we missed the target (Morrell Yellow Jacket F/P Bag Target, purchased on Amazon as well) the arrow went shallowly into the wood behind it. Even though we gently tried to pull it out, the glued section came out, along with the tip. Now we have two arrows without tips, or anything to screw tips into. With that said, I think these arrows are fine if you are a beginner and just need some cheap arrows to practice with that you won't mind damaging every time you miss. I think I will use these for a while until I have improved my aim, then I may upgrade to a slightly nicer arrow.

I see a lot of not so good reviews from arrows need to be cut to wrong arrows sent . Well you are ordering a 30 inch complete arrow . If you don’t need 30 inch why would you order 30 inch? This is my second order of these only thing I can complaint about is would like to see a different color option as they are hard to spot on the ground once shot. This is my second order and love that I don’t have to mess with having attires made . Just what I am looking for good to practice with them take out to stand!! Best value out there. Why spend 80 buck for 3 arrows then have to have them cut inserted and knocked. Great arrow!!

I'm a little conflicted on this order. To put it as clearly as possible : I probably got $25 worth of arrows ; they will (probably) suite the purpose, which is to have rough practice shafts I don't have to obsess over while I get back into archery shape ; they only slightly resemble the pictures and description, in as much as there were indeed 12 completed arrows in the box. While I knowingly bought the cheapest arrows money could buy, I still feel like I may have been cheated and that the seller pulled a bait and switch on me. The pictures clearly show inserted nocks set correctly to the cock feather - I received outserted, poorly glued nocks 90 degrees off. The pictures and description clearly show and state "replaceable field points" on inserts - I received (again) outserted, cheesy and over-sized points very poorly glued on, such that the tips wobbled horribly when the arrow was spun. I have yet to shoot one of these, but don't think it will pull out of ANY target with the tip still on. The description stated the shaft was to be 7.5 mm with "improved wall thickness for added durability" and for "draw weight 40-60 pounds" - I received 6.9 mm shafts that feel under spined compared to my good arrows. I haven't decided yet whether I should shoot one of these ... Now I come to the real conflict : I knowingly bought cheap arrows to practice and not get back to the $100 a dozen ones for a while, but, not only am I feeling cheated by the seller, but I am wondering if these will even shoot properly or safely. The reality is that I can take the nocks and tips off and replace them with better products, but would be making these more expensive practice shafts. I plan to sleep on it a little more before I contact Amazon ...

I have been shooting for almost a year and currently own multiple arrow sets from Easton, Carbon Express and Huntingdoor with a range of points and broadheads anywhere from 85g to 125g, I'm also using a compound bow set at 55lbs. I have to say that communication from Huntingdoor from the moment it was ship was outstanding and the reason why I own many Huntingdoor accessories. This arrows are excellent (for the money) for shooting under 40yds and have not had any issues with my 32", 31" or 30" Huntingdoor sets that I use for indoor practice shooting. The tip may come off a bit more often in comparrison with my expensive sets. Overall a great product for the cost!

You get what you pay for, I knew this going into the purchase. From tip to nock, these arrows are 30 inches long. The vein is three inches and the feathers are cheap plastic, which doesn't really bother me because I took them off, with a lot of work, and fletched them with good feathers. The nocks, which are super glued in, are facing the correct direction. The tips are a solid 100 grains and seem to be of good quility. The inserts are shallow, I prefer longer inserts. My initial desire was to build on the shafts, which appear to be pretty good quality for range arrows, but I don't think think they would be great for hunting. I shoot a Samick Sage takedown recurve and when I fired them untouched, they were all over the target at 25 meters. All in all, keeping these things in mind, this is a good purchase. They were at my door quickly, and I would consider purchasing again

I WILL BE BUYING MORE OFF THOSE ARROWS EXCELLENT.

The arrows all arrived intact and they work well. If you’re looking for some arrows then this is a good bang for your buck!

Arrows are decent, come with tips, but the flights are garbage A dozen arrows packed tightly in a small box, leaving the solid plastic flights permanently curled. Also being solid plastic flights, when the arrow is fired, if the flight brushes the arrow rest on the bow handle, there is no give and causes the rear end of the arrow to tip up causing impossible accuracy. Again, arrows themselves seem ok, but I have already removed all the flights and will be putting much better ones on. For the price, not a big deal, but for myself, I’ll be paying the the higher prices for better quality from here

All good

Nice sturdy arrows at a reasonable price. Only complaint was that the packaging crushed the fletchings. Managed to straighten by laying out arrows in a warm room for a few days. Would still recommend this product.