Carbon Express PileDriver Crossbolts Universal Nocks - 20" (6-Pack)

Great quality, for a great price

Don't use cheap arrows. If you prowl around the online stores (this one included), you'll see all kinds of arrows offered. There are some where, for a fairly low price point, you can get 10 or more arrows in a pack, and you'll start to self-rationalize buying them. You'll get the urge to say "well, how bad can they be, *really*? I can just use them for practice!" Resist this urge. While price does not always equal quality, it's usually what finance types call a Leading Indicator. The thing you're looking for is a established brand with a good history of making quality arrows...and since you're a crossbow shooter, arrows that are specifically designed for the increased stresses of the crossbow platform, which are the correct length, have the correct fletching, and ideally allow for interchangeable nocks. Further, there should be no distinction between the arrows you practice with and the arrows you use in the field, so the arrows you choose need to be durable. These are such a product. They are the heaviest in the Carbon Express line, at 342 gr sans head/field tip. You will get best results if your rig can fling at least a 442 gr arrow at 300 fps. This is my favorite arrow, as I found it to be very quiet in shooting, stable in flight, and hard hitting on impact. In sum, in a 9mm world, this is a .45 ACP. Moon nocks are pre installed, but flat nocks are included and I always swap them out so I don't have to worry about the nock aligning precisely with the fletching. It works for me and I have had nothing but good experience with these arrows. They are fantastic.

The bolts arrived undamaged. I'm sure they'll shoot just fine.

Good fit for bow hunting. Good value for the cost and seems to be good quality and accuracy. Had better luck during gun season.

For starters my initial dozen shots grouped well grouping 2-3 inches at 25 yards. I shot these all free hand with a 10- 15 mph west wind. I use a Centerpoint 425 Amped Crossbow. Notably 2-3 inches lower as compared to the Barnett Headhunter 20 inch arrows I've been using. Those arrows really shoot well and I believe faster as they are 40-50 grains lighter. Notably the Pile drivers pull out easier than the Headhunters. Which also probably leads to the greater penetration. And boy do they sink it a couple inches deeper than the Headhunters. I'll try to repost some pictures of accuracy and penetration. I have no complaints. It's a seemingly good arrow. For the money it's a great practice arrow and possibly a great hunting arrow as well. I'll hunt with whatever arrow shoots the best consistently thru my bow. A well placed shot doesn't need bone crushing penetration. Especially on Whitetails. Pictures are 30 yard 3inch by 1-1/2 grouping Wind 15 mph West. Also aiming high bull as the bullseye is too soft now and not for these arrows.

I love these arrows I shoot a 20 inch arrow group shooting one on top of each other. I COULDN'T wait to take a deer with them so here we go. The first deer I took down was an 8 eight point buck dead center through heart and out the other side. I changed the blade and reused the arrow again. I put these arrows to the TEST the doe, I sent the arrow through the soft spot of the sinus and out through the neck, it ripped a hole in its neck I COULD PUT MY FIST IN IT. I will change the blade and reuse the arrow next year. PILE DRIVER BONE CRUSHING DID THE JOB. Now my 4 other friends are using them too. I HAVE TO THANK MY BOY FOR GETTING THE SET UP. BARNET CROSS BOW 380 SENDING CARBON EXPRESS PILE DRIVER BONE CRUSHING PENETRATION TO FINISH THE JOB.

I like sturdy bolts and gladly trade a trifling reduction in speed for a real increase in target-penetrating momentum down range. I shoot 12-grain, fixed-blade broadheads for the same reason. These are the best carbon fiber bolts I've ever used.

Although I am fairly new to crossbow shooting, I have done an EXTENSIVE amount of experimenting and research on what combination works with what. Mainly, my archery reviews are genuinely based off of trial and error. I currently have a Barnett Whitetail Hunter II and I gotta say, these bolt-arrows are nothing less than the best that I've tried so far. They pack a mean punch (you should expect 2-5 inches of extra penetration) and they are RIDICULOUSLY accurate from all angles and from any range. Straight out of the box, they shot low and slightly to the left (maybe 1"-1.5" off the mark), but with some adjustments on my scope, I'm getting dead-center with 1/2" groupings without even trying... They're so spot-on that I'm afraid of damaging my arrows so I intentionally miss! Don't take my word for it, just try them out for yourselves. Amazon has a great return policy so don't be afraid to let 'em rip. Hope this helps, good luck!

these match the bolts I got with my carbon express. These are simple and straightforard with no extras. I saw bad reviews for the version that came with light up nocks... and did not need/ want that headache... these are well built and the hit what I point them at. These are shafts without heads. get your self some broadheads or field points and you are good to go.

Después de varios años usando exclusivamente estas flechas les puedo garantizar que son una muy buena elección, su peso les da una muy buena precisión y pegan muy duro, varios jabalis no me dejaran mentir. las seguiré comprando.

I’ve bought these before and found them to be solid, straight and resilient after frequent use. Just bought extras for stocking and gifting.

No trae puntas ,pero muy buena flechas

They handled going through a raccoon skull and through ½" plywood, the boradhead was destroyed but the bolts had no damage other than the label rubbing off, they might be expensive but they're definitely worth it, especially in high-end crossbows that require a heavier bolt