Archery Compound Bow 30 Aluminum Arrows - 12/Pack by Wizard

Straight and true, quality seems great. Tips were loose when they arrived, but i tightened them on with just my fingers and haven't had an issue since.

These are the worst, cheapest arrows ever. We only shoot at block targets backed by hay bales, but these bent or broke at either end on the first use by my 13-yo using a 35-lb recurve bow. One arrow has 2 bends, one 4 inches from the top, and the other twisting the fletching. He had tightened the tips, but still lost two tips; the nock of one broke off and stuck on the string, causing the arrow to tumble dangerously end-over-end. Even those that hit the target wobbled in the air. I think the oddly small fletching combined with long 30" length, had something to do with the instability in flight. Final score: 12 arrows fired once each: five ruined. Returning these. We have had better luck with inexpensive carbon and with bamboo feather arrows. Too bad since the cheerful blue coloring is attractive and makes them easy to find.

These are okay arrows for the money. They are light, fly straight, and a little thin, but work fine for my 36lb re-curve bow. The tips where loose, Oh well tighten them. If you hit a tree or your target wrong they do bend a little, I just bend them back. The fletches seem to stay on well.For starters they are fine, as I get better so will my arrows. But then up goes the price, a whole lot of cash more, for real good arrows. Jeff D.

works great. I larp with these and its good that when they bend slightly, you can just bend them back.

as soon as i got these i noticed the nocks where not positined to allow the off color arrow to point upwards. the nocks are glued in place and cannot be adjusted. they are also in a variety of positions making them inconsistant.they have real field points that can be unscrewed and alternate points used, that seems like a rare feature in cheap arrowsthe first time i shot an arrow it was accurate and i was hopefull. but the 2nd shot is off and the 3rd randomly hit paper. my bow bends the arrows on the first use.so i ruined 3 arrows that way and gave the rest to the kid. he made a bow at camp last summer and these work with that, no bending

We are novices and assumed these arrows would be good for a compound bow, given that they were "recommended" with the bow. They are not at all suitable for the high velocity produced by an adult compound bow. The arrows bent easily and could not be straightened out. We ended up purchasing carbon fiber arrows suitable for the bow and shooter after consulting with an archery shop.These arrows are probably fine for lower velocity uses and seem to be relatively well made.

Great quality for the price.

wasted money. shooting about 45-50lbs. nocks fall out. no big deal. can be glued in. but they bend. after two or three sessions more than half are bent or destroyed.