31" Feather Arrows

I first bought a set of these in 2023. Each one of those arrows has been fired about 300 times. They've held up incredibly well. The wrap at the base of the fletching has gotten loose or damaged on 3 of them in this time. Excellent durability at a good price.

As advertised the arrows without the tips weigh between 420 and 436 grains with nost being right around 430 grains The tips are pretty consistent and most weigh 98.2- 98.5 grains they are .308" diameter. I haven't used them yet but sure they will make fine practice/informal target shooting arrows. For the money they seem to be a great buy.

Very Good Quality for Practice Arrows and Durability is very good.I use the with a 30lb Recurve and a 35 longbow.They can be used for Hunting.

UPDATE: Below is my initial and generally positive review. I've kept the 4 stars but after the supplied nocks repeatedly breaking and half a dozen arrows flying wildly, I'm persuaded to urge buyers TO CHANGE THE TRANSLUCENT NOCKS BEFORE USE!!!! These are very pretty, but the plastic is brittle (I've also read this on archery forums) and THESE NOCKS FAILED after no more than 20 shots. The bows used are 25# and about 35#. I have bought 60 solid color ones for $10 and I will change out nocks on all my arrows. They're recommended by many archers in the forums. With that warning, I like the arrows as my original review below will tell. INITIAL REVIEW: I am fairly new to archery and don't have a lot of arrow experience, but here are my impressions, for what they're worth. I think these are very good arrows, not too expensive and generally well built. The carbon shafts are consistent and very forgiving about bumping into hard objects, unlike my aluminum pretzels. Why are they bumping into hard objects? I found the nocks are brittle and grow weak. As a result, I've had 3 arrows fly crazy and ricochet all over my basement range. Very disconcerting. Upon retrieving the arrows, each time the nock was missing. I've also discovered an arrow with a nock squished and likely to fail if I tried to shoot it. Obviously, this is a potentially dangerous situation. I recommend these arrows, but make it a habit to check the nock before every shot!! Better yet, just exchange them for the more durable types. Another odd feature is a piece of tape where the front end of the fletchings meet the shaft. It makes for a smooth transition from shaft to feather, but I've never seen it on an arrow before. I am shooting off my thumb and the tape tore up my hand a couple of times. What remained of the tape had crawled up onto the fletchings. So, I don't know if that feature is for shipping only or I'm just shooting wrong. In any case, I took it off and the fletching doesn't suffer a bit. The fletching is long, so make sure it works with your preferred brace height. With all that said, I will certainly buy these arrows again. They look terrific and aside from the tape and the dicey nocks, they are holding up quite well. Workmanship appears excellent, points are securely mounted and screw in and out quite easily. I would give five stars except for the above-mentioned issues.

Just got these arrows today. I shot them for about a hour and i will say they feel very nice they fly nice they feel great all around. I shoot off the shelf on a hair rest and the fletching seems good. I would definitely recommend these to anyone looking for arrows. There like 3 dollars a piece in the end and i have some easton legacy arrows that are 12 dollars a piece and these fly better in my opinion with my setup.

These arrows were exactly what I needed. They arrived ready to use—nothing needed to be glued on, nothing needed to be screwed in. Don’t buy them if you’re an advanced archer who wants to experiment with different weights and types of tips for hunting; they aren’t good for that. I’m not even sure the tips are removable. However, they are very good for beginners like me who just needs something that will stick in a target. When I held them up to my first set of full-sized arrows, I was initially concerned because the LWANO (is that somebody’s name?) are a little bit shorter—maybe two inches. But I have taken them to the range a couple of times, and everything is good. As for their being plastic, rather than actual feathers… well, that’s true. But the more expensive “feather” arrows I bought from Bass Pro Shop are also plastic, so I suspect the designation “feather” refers to a shape and style, and is not intended to indicate the actual material. I like them, and I recommend them.

I have a few acres and spend most of my time in the backyard to escape My little poney or whatever kids show is currently on. I use a 50lb hoyt recurve and after loosing countless feathers from other arrows, and having the metal ones all bend out of shape after a few weeks I've glad I found these. They don't bend out of shape or snap in half like some of the cheaper stuff i've bought, and the fletching stays on, even after some pretty badly missed shots skiddered through leaves, sticks, dirt and rocks. Great quality for the money.

first they are gorgeous. The red fletching is very striking. Unfortunately the fletching is not durable. These are my first arrows with synthetic feathers and they are flaking off as well as separating from the arrow shaft after just a few days. If this was not the case i would really like them. Also the fletching seems to have heat shrink assisting the hold to the arrow shafts and I don't know if that was meant to be taken off or left on, either way the heat shrink is not secure or snug enough if that was it's intended purpose. The field points are very nice. probably the best of any of the arrows I have bought thus far. I don't want to leave bad marks but it is what it is. The price was right so I decided to give them a try. No big deal.