Gold Tip Traditional Arrows with 4-Inch Feathers (Pack of 6)

I’ve just been into recurve archery for a few months now, and I initially started out with some very heavy 30” 400 spine carbon arrows with plastic fletchings. I soon found out why traditional bows require feather fletched arrows, as the plastic vanes on the first set of offbrand arrows I bought made the arrows fly CRAZY from the vane smacking the shelf as it left the bow. I was still having fun learning but knew that I could improve with better arrows. I had no idea how much of a difference it would be tho, these gold tips fly amazingly straight! I didn’t even cut them as I found my true draw is around 31” so these came perfect! I’ve used 100 grain and 125 grain tips on them, and while I can tell a difference in the drop of the arrow at distance, they fly straight no matter what! I would by far recommend these arrows! They are so worth the money and really helped me improve my traditional archery skills!

Im an avid Archer I can honestly say these are excellent arrows for the money and all six were exactly the same. You do have to cut the length yourself or go to your local bow shop and get them cut to your draw length but thats typical. MY favorite thing about these arrows is that the fletchings are strong they stay attached very well even after quite a few bad shots.

Better than fletching themMy self.

These arrows are great. accurate and easy to tune. they also look great too Many people think I am shooting wooden arrows out of my longbow or recurve.

These are great traditional arrows. They are priced higher than you can get them on other sites, but you can get prime and prefletched. I bought some for a buddy and we both shot them. Verdict is that they are a pretty good arrow for a recurve or longbow with a good trad look. I shoot easton axis traditional normally and these compare fairly well at a lower price. If I buy for myself I would buy bare shafts and fletch them myself to get the colors I want with helical at a lower price.

Arrows in good shape. Like a few other reviewers, 3 out of 12 arrows had fletching imperfections. One arrow’s feathers had been bent backwards...maybe from manufacturing, shipping, or whatever.Fired up the coffee pot and got a good steam rolling. Then rolled the feathers around in the steam and, magically, they fell back into place. There is one that is going to take a little working, but I have full confidence that it will be fixed soon. Happy shooting!!

I never opened these arrows until it was too late to return them. They came with all of the fletching damaged, they look as though they’d been taken out of the packaging and repackaged incorrectly. Aside from that they would otherwise be good arrows. FYI the fletchings also are all white so there’s no color based indicator of how you want to orient the arrow when nocking.

One of my arrows from the first order of six did have slightly scruffy feathers out of the box - easily smoothed. Near as I can tell, these are indeed factory fletched, and the only way to be sure there isn't any shipping related scruffiness is to fletch them yourself. This archer is too busy. All six in that first set were properly fletched, with the expected offset for spin. I was happy enough I immediately ordered 18 more.