kaimei 30" Carbon Fiber/32inch Aviation Aluminium Targeting Hunting Arrows for Recurve Bow and Compound Bow with 3inch Blade Field Point and Replaceable Tip 12 Pack

These arrows are perfect for learning archery and I even bought another dozen. Keep in mind these arrows are really heavy so would not recommend below 35lb bows. They do great on my friends 50 lb bow. I upgraded to a 40lb but the arrows still wobble in the air even if I follow through with the shot. These arrows are almost indestructible. They bend, instead of break, with contact on hard surfaces but can be carefully bent back. The only thing I have to replace are the knocks so be sure to buy many and I have better results with the gel superglue than the liquid.

I was looking for carbon fiber arrows that would hold up to a beginner learning to shoot. I’ve shot a couple arrows accidentally into a wooden fence, a tree trunk, through blankets and the shaft and vanes are still holding up very well. I shoot at least 50 arrows a day and these are nowhere near showing any signs of damage even though they’ve hit hard targets! If I need more arrows, I know I can count on ordering another dozen of these.

I ordered multiple boxes of these. Some of the arrows have damaged feather from poor packing, will have to make a return on some of the boxes. Also, fluorescent and green are the exact same thing, even though they make it look like one will be brighter and one will be darker. Overall not satisfied with the purchase.

These are not aluminum arrows. I bought these for a LARP, and I specifically ordered aluminum because it is less likely to splinter. These arrows are cheaper fiberglass, being sold and marketed as aluminum. Don't be scammed!

The arrows are functional but the feather colors are oriented wrong. For best stability with standard arrows, the odd color feather is always oriented facing outward from the bow. With these arrows, it presents the nock at a right angle to the string, so you have to mess with it every time.

I ordered quantity 2 in one order and recieved 2 boxes of completely different arrows. Different heads, different nocks, different fletching material.On top of that both boxes the nocks were set 90 degrees off of what they should. They installed them incorrectly to the index vane. Lucky they aren't glued and you can twist them.Hands down the worst arrows I have unfortunately spent money on. Aside from getting 2 entirely different arrows, they are both very poor quality. You get what you pay for but these aren't even worth the $2/ea.Given you have no way of knowing what you're going to get, you should not purchase these.

Not for bows under the 40-45 # range. The quality was there, no doubt, but shot poorly from my 30# and 40# bows. I do have a 26" draw, which takes approx. 5# off the draw weight, but these did not perform as suggested. Would be fine for 40-45 at 28 or more inch draw or a higher poundage bow.

Have not tried these arrows but they are quality looking. The flights and ends all line up. Tips look good. I'll try them and update later.