31" Training Arrows-Archery Practice Target Arrows for Youth or Beginners

Lighter, thinner shafts that made my early 30-pound bow very easy to learn. Tight groupings after only 30 minutes for this fairly new archer to compound bows. Great value for the money as these shot nearly as well as my Easton 6.5 arrows. Nock durability wasn't that great if you hit the hard rubber backstop, as the arrow bounced to the ground and snapped off a couple nocks when they hit the ground. I would still buy this package with different colors, as the lighter arrows just seemed like I was shooting my Easton arrows.

Fyi get an arrow rest if your breaking off the nocks simple fix both types of bows. Fiberglass practice arrows I really like these for budget prices but they started breaking on me. broken arrow hit cinder block wall once instantly broken they brake below the metal tip always the walls 40ft away from my shooting position FYI.

These arrows come well packaged, look good and are accurate when they first shoot. However, after about 4 weeks use and each arrows shot >20 times the fletchers start to fall off, especially the bottom one that hits the knocking point. I had to use super glue to put them back in place and they could last some more time. I bought some other premium arrows (about 40-50% pricier) at the same time and they definitely deserve the price. So generally not recommended unless you really need some cheap arrows to start and go. edit: adding one star for good customer service

Great for a Starter set

These arrows are probably fine for a plastic kiddie bow. Maybe a shoot-through arrow-rest on a compound bow. However you will not want to use them on anything else. The nock protrudes quite a ways from the shaft, so it will impact either the riser or an arrow rest (not pictured is the arrow rest that was torn off a few shots before this). Unfortunately, I didn't put the data together until I had damaged my bow. Moreover, of the two dozen arrows I purchased, only 11 are still usable - the rest are unusable from either the tip breaking off in the target / backstop or the nock shattering on impact. Save yourself the stress of having to repair your bow and just get some nicer arrows.

Just a beginner, didn’t want to spend a lot on arrows that were going to miss the target most of the time. So far these arrows seem to take a lot of abuse.

In general, the arrows are great! They fly well and the colors are bright so they’re easy to find in the yard. However, I have some problems with the ends breaking. The plastic is brittle and if you miss there is a strong chance that you break it. I have pulled the arrows from my foam archery target and the arrowheads stay in the target

Sharp and do what they’re intended.