SOPOGERArchery Arrow Spinner Tester Arrow Squaring Tool Straightness Tester Carbon Arrow Shaft Spinner Balance Check Accessories

I have been working on my own bow and building my own arrows for many years. You can spend a lot of money on archery related equipment and tools, and sometimes it makes a huge difference. But in the case of an arrow spinner for personal use, there should be no need to spend $50 or more just to get a brand name for something you will not likely use very often.This Sopoger arrow spinner is a good example of a decent quality product at a very reasonable price. The fit and finish of the frame is actually a little better than I had expected at this price point. The base is made from a solid piece of machined aluminum and the sides are cast metal with the bearings pre-mounted. It comes in three pieces and even though no directions are included, assembly is pretty straight forward and easy enough - no tools required. Once assembled there is no wiggle or loose fitting connection points. It sits flat and stable and the bearings roll very nicely making it easy to spin an arrow with just the slightest finger pressure. I used it to check straightness of some micro-diameter .166 carbon arrows and it worked very well.Unless you are doing production work and planning to spin hundreds of arrows, this spinner will do the job very nicely and should last a long time. I can recommend it without hesitation.

Great roller.I use it to check pool Cues for warpage.best deal out there for that..

Good price. Works great

This is a top quality item. Machined aluminum body, perfectly made end supports with real bearings. Ends are a tight fit initially but once fit go back on easily.

Perfect for spinning arrow shafts to visualize straightness and/or wobble. If you're halfway serious about your hunting arrows and components, this is a must.

Basically I purchased every arrow spinner that Amazon had to offer to test. This was by far the most sound machine of them all. One of the key features is the ability to adjust the bearing pressure. No other spinner had this option. Another feature that some people seemed to have issue with was the fit of the aluminum to the 3d printed legs. It was a very tight fit that require a block and hammer for the first time fit. This to me was a pro rather than a con as tight tolerances are key to the purpose of this machine. Highly recommend.

The media could not be loaded. Easily show which arrows are bent vs straight.

Assembly was a bit tough. They spin good and construction was ok.