TTFLY FLETCHING 12pcs Parabolic 5" Black White Fletching Bamboo Arrows 32" Practice Targeting Arrow Archery for Recurve Bow Longbow

Toughest arrow except for carbon or aluminium. Excellent beginner arrow. Impossible to break. Shaft diameters vary slightly. One arrow had seasoning cracks in it. Easily repaired with super glue. The spine varies considerable. I sorted my dozen into three groups of four by shooting to observe the spine. Crest accordingly. The points are a bit clunky but stay on and work. Nice attention to detail on the fletching and self-knocks. Very good value for the money.

These are some of my favorite new arrows for my 45 pound recurve. They fly very consistently, I've had no issues with spine at this weight. They look great and the high contrast black and white fletching is easy to find in the woods at my local outdoor archery range. They are heavy - about 40 grams each, or about 617 grain. I like this, as they make a satisfying thunk at the target. My only complaint is that the real length of these arrows is 30.5 inches from nock to tip. This is perfectly fine for my draw on my takedown recurve. However, I specifically got these to use with my long draw horse bow at 32 inches, and 32 inches they are not. I will likely buy them again for my recurve though, the value is too good.

I have never used bamboo arrows before so my expectations for what they are might be way off. I was surprised at how lumpy they were along the length of the shafts and that the arrows weren't all the same diameter. They aren't even the same diameter from one end of the arrow to the other. I won't buy these again.

these arrows are not for a serious archer, they are a novelty at best.they looked very pretty out of the box, but thats where the charm ended. i started shooting at the lowest draw weight listed. at 30-35 lbs draw the arrows wagged-tail the whole way down range. the tips where way too heavy for the spine the flex on release was ridiculous. I stepped to 45 lb draw, and had great results as far as flight and accuracy, but, after two rounds I flexed each arrow fired(as I do will all my arrows). Nothing crazy, just a light flex. 3 arrows snapped into splinters, on the next round, 3 more exploded on release. and one more snapped on flexing after shooting. Nocks where inconsistently sized. Just trash.

6 of them the weight was 630 grains the other 6 was 530 the arrowheads weighed 130 not 100 the diameter of the arrows was supposed to be 8 mm there are eight 30 mm

I just got these in and have mixed feelings. The shafts are nice and straight, the fletching/winding is beautiful. The tips are not as pictured. The field points are attached over the shafts and not flush as shown, and they are bright silver instead of matt. Also, 9 of the 12 tips are a bit off center......but that's fixable. So, a bit disappointed, but not enough so to return them, as they are REALLY nice looking.

These are very heavy and not even balance for 55lbs . If you tune it( 125grain tip) you might be able to use it for 60 to 75 lbs bows. Stiff even for 55. Wrong description and not balanced plus not a turkey feather fletchings. So don’t buy it , it’s not worth the money! Tips are 85 grain not 100

Sturdy wood arrows. They look great and are SCA legal for target archery. Worth the money.