34inch 8MM Bow Fishing Hunting Arrows Archery Fiberglass Arrows with Safety Slides Pack of 6 Arrows ID 5/16 inch Safety Slides Kits

These are VERY nice arrow for the. I shoot carp in the rocks do to the low water this year and have been damaging points so extra arrows are great to have as I can wait until I get back home to make repairs. Nice points with hardened tips, knocks line up, the tips are pinned on, the only thing I needed to do to them was tighten the screw that hold the bumper on. I like the orange color as I have two bows one that I shoot arrows with out safety slide(spinner) and a recurve with a sidewinder reel and shoot with safety slides so it is easy to tell which is which when they are in the spare arrow tube on the boat.

I’ve been bow fishing most my life, it hurts right in the wallet when the $40 arrow sinks to the bottom of the lake, so these at around $6 an arrow helps that my wallet not sting so much if it gets lost. I used the arrows quite a bit over a few different trips this summer shooting with a 50# draw. They are lighter than the AMS brand shaft but just as stiff. The plastic on the safety slide is a little thicker than the other AMS but after repeated abuse it seems to hold up fine. The tips are the same as many others I used. You turn it to allow the barbs to rotate, they are stiff and hard to turn but after a few times they get easier. The nocks were lined up with the screw facing up or down, that accommodated my rest fine. The threading size fits the muzzy and AMS replacement tips. Also the 6 arrows I ordered came with a bag of replacement parts, 3 tips, 6 nocks and 6 sets of safety slider parts. The only thing I dislike is the rubber bumpers that goes under the screw, it is really soft and split quickly is an easy replaced with a new piece of whatever scrap you have. The overall quality is good and I would definitely recommend it and I will be reordering again.

A must have for bow fishermen.

Some of the knocks were bent. Would recommend using another brand

Works great

The nocks are glued in the wrong orientation, wouldn't have been a big deal but they didn't come with any spare nocks or safety slides or tips like other reviewers have stated. Several of the arrows are busted around the hole where the safety slide stop is screwed on. Would not recommend

At 1/3 the price of the brand name arrows, these are much easier to lose, and if you bowfish, you lose arrows. You will have to invest time into these arrows before you can put them in the field.1. The rubber square stop is obliterated after about 20 shots. It is just a piece of rubber under the screw. You will need to replace these with the type that has a square plastic insert and a rubber stop that elongates toward the tip to use these for any length of time. These replacements are not included.2. The nocks are misaligned on 5 of 6 arrows to a point to where you can't shoot them. You will need to re-nock the arrows (bonus for shipping with extra nocks) to line up with the arrow stop. The ends are barrel-shaped and only the supplied nocks will fit (most ends are tapered) so you have to use the nocks they supply.So, about 30 minutes will get them in order but you will be disappointed if you want to fish them out of the box. If you are not willing to epoxy new nocks or replace arrow stops, do not order these arrows.If the manufacturer is listening, just nock the arrow in line with the stop!The other components (tip, barb, metal ferrule, shaft) are all as good or better than the brand name arrows. Just upgrade the stops and align the nocks. I would be willing to pay a little more.

Very poor workmanship, to start with 3 slide stops installed wrong out of 6, next the screws used to install the slide stop to large or holes drilled to small or installed with power tool causing the fiberglass arrows to split at the location.Next problem is that the arrows are not indexted ( with hunting arrows with fletching depending on rest they should all have the odd colored fletching located in same position when arrow is nocked on string. With fishing arrows the slide stop needs to be at 12:00 so the stop doesn't come in contact with the rest causing arrow to come out of the bow tail high. Because of the weight of the heads used on fishing arrows the most common rest are roller rest or a rest that's solid and doesn't move. So when arrow is shot the slide stop better not come into contact with rest, there is no fletching to help stabilize the arrow so it better come off rest straight