TOPARCHERY Premium 30" Carbon Hunting Arrows with Selected 4" Real Turkey Feathers Fletching and Removable Tips - 500 Spine Practice Target Arrows for Compound & Recurve Bow - 12Pcs

These arrows are great for backyard practice seem very durable I missed my archery target with one and hit a plywood backer arrow went over half way through pulled arrow with no damage. Feathers are nice for the price and they seem accurate alla and all I will be buying more of these.Wow I ordered a second order with red and black feathers with six broad heads and the arrows feel even better than the orange and white arrows from my first order the broad heads are pretty nice too not sure if I will hunt with them but they appear that they would do the job if needed. Thanks again I will be buying more of these arrows.

Turkey feathers are famously brittle but I've shot these over 100 times and the fletchings are still on and straight.

No spine marking on these arrows and they seem incredibly flexible for 500 spine arrows. They feel like 600 or maybe even 700 spine arrows. I should be able to shoot these out of a 50 lb bow at 28 inches but I'm concerned to even try. They look fine and arrived undamaged as advertised but... I just don't see how you can shoot these out of a 55 lb bow as is advertised in their listing.

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This company has sold me equipment that has helped me begin to learn the basics of archery without breaking my bank, and so I would recommend them if you are a beginner. So far I've purchased bows, bowstrings, and various practice arrows from this company. The equipment has been good for helping me to build up muscle gradually and work on form. I've gotten fairly competent at 10 yards shooting left and right handed, and I am starting to try 20 at my local range. The pic is after I shot the first half of the arrows; you get 12.These arrows work much better with the recurve bow I also purchased from this company. They shoot much more accurately than some of the other arrows I've also purchased from them with the bow I have. However, there are a few things to note:1. The feathers are rather rough on your hands. My bow hand bled a few times while firing these arrows.2. They don't stay nocked very well. Again, I'm using a recurve bow and a bowstring that came from this company. On my first time using these arrows, a few of them came off the bowstring as I was drawing them back, and thankfully I caught it quickly enough and was able to let down in time so that I didn't dry fire the bow. Other arrows both from this company and not from this company have stayed nocked much better.3. The protective wrapping at the base of the feathers (presumably to prevent the feathers from being ripped off) did not stay put on several arrows. They became detached and were farther down the shaft upon retrieving the arrows on the first use. While I pushed it back into place, they still kept coming off where it ought to be. Additionally, some of those wrappings began to tear.I don't know if the spine is actually 500 or not as I do not have the equipment to check it. Overall, I'd recommend these compared to some of their other target arrows, especially ones with plastic vanes if you are shooting with a recurve, but I wouldn't buy them at full price. They're just ok. Worth it if it's a decent sale price, but if there are other arrows that are better out there for a comparative regular price, I'd probably give those a try first.Update: I’m removing a star because I’m sad to say that these just don’t hold up. After only 3 practices the wrap at the base of the fletchings has pretty much come off and so are the fletchings. It’s reasonable to expect you’d eventually have to repair arrows but not this quickly. Even their cheap fiberglass arrows that they sell held up longer than these.

I took a chance on these and wasn't disappointed. There were a few cosmetic issues with glue and such around the fletching areas, and some nocks needed adjusting. But these were minor issues that didn't bother me. For the price, I was pleased. I'm shooting these out of a 45lb Bear Grizzly from the 70's. I haven't trimmed them, as I tend to overdraw, and have just about maxed them out a few times. I plan to run 2 blade broadheads on them. Might trim them a bit. We shall see. Overall, I am pleased I took a chance. There were no reviews when I bought them. #first

Pretty strong arrows I wasn’t disappointed and liked the product

My husband bought these for an upcoming hunting trip. He hasn’t gone yet but they seem sturdy & he was happy with the purchase.