Ultra view 1K arrows

[dustoffer]

At $220 for 6 no thanks, but then I'm still shooting my Easton Aluminum 2215s and have no reason to change.

[erikm1981]

Well the Rip TKO’s 300 spine aren’t flying as good as my axis 5mm 340’s. My groups are way tighter with the eastons.

Im guessing the victory 350’s would probably fly better. But at this point probably just sticking with the axis 5mm

[HillCountryHoyt]

Has anyone tried or shot them? I know they are expensive and most guys on here will think they are all flash. I’m undecided.

after bow hunting exclusively for 20 years I’m just now building my own arrows. For years I’ve shot Axis 5mm and they have been fine, but with the components I add the price creeps up a bit and getting them to my ideal weight isn’t working out. The ultra views come in fully decked out with components and FOC just like I would build which is handy although I have enjoyed the experience of building arrows.

I will be the guy that admits to shooting some of them. I put them on my Christmas List this year and my wife and kids got me some. I really like them. I am not sure they are worth the extra money... but for a time savings aspect vs building your own, definitely worth it.

[Loneaggie]

For some reason the pic never attached to my previous post. Should be on this one. The stainless were 75g and that’s what I went with, they were around $50/$60 bucks. I just wished they were a tad longer

I haven't shot a lot of the 5mm Taper Loks like this. I have them on my TAC arrows for this year and that's about it. I have used a bunch of the 4mm Taper Loks on the VAP TKOs though. In that situation I was using the 50 ALs and the 75 AL/SS versions. I never had an issue with either one. They will bend on hard impacts, but I hot melt everything in so not a huge deal. IMHO if you're shooting 5mm and want durability the HIT + collar are unbeatable. If not just use a 5mm steel half out.