Arrows

[dao57]

Dont forget to try the new aramid kevlar by easton, fly awesome and are tough as they come, a bit pricey.

[Garbuster]

I looked at the Kevlars. Can't see paying 200 bucks though

[Sr_Egor]

I like my bemans

[BigL]

Out of that list the only one I have experience with is that Axis. I've been shooting the camo Easton Axis for 2 years now. They are tough arrows and shoot good. I'm down to just 4 remaining. Here's what's happened to the other 8 - 2 gone from robin hood, 2 missed target and who knows where they went, 4 broke by animals (2 deer, 2 hogs). In all cases the animals were quartered away and I hit opposite shoulder and didn't get a full pass through. My arrows are 31 inches so they stuck out on both sides. All 4 animals rolled on the arrows immediately so I saw them all break the arrows.

The robin hood happened when I was sighting in with those arrows. It happened within my first 5 shots at the target. I have 8 different robin hoods through out the years with arrows (aluminum, cabela's carbon, vapor trail, gold tip). With the Axis arrows it was louder than I remember on the previous ones and the arrow didn't go nearly as far down the shaft as the other ones. Even the one robin hood that I have at 60 yards went farther in the shaft than the Axis at 20 yards.

If you are going to shoot 3D, don't get the camo! Between the smaller diameter and the camo it makes pulling arrows a biatch.

[snipepod]

I shot the beman 400's and used them to get use to my bow, now i'm shooting gold tip hunter xt crested, a little heavier, but the impact is great. A dozen of them is only $76.47 club price on www.sportsmansguide.com