Tongtu 12pcs 31in Archery Carbon Arrows Hunting & Practice Arrow for Compound & Recurve Bow with 500 Spine,Repeated Shots with 4 in Turkey Feather Fletching for Adult Archer

I am using a 40lbs Samick Sage and ordered these because of the price. They are a great arrow for a decent price. I installed the little rubber washers that came with the arrows that prevent the tips from loosening. Works great. Feathers arrived in perfect condition and arrows are mint. I have a long draw length so the stock arrow length is perfect. They come with the tip inserts glued is so if you needed to cut the arrows down I’m not sure how that would work. I’m new to trad shooting so loosing a arrow or two at this price doesn’t hurt to much. Highly recommend for new traditional style archers.

Good value. Arrived in good shape. Well fletched. Heavier than my name brand carbon arrows. Shafts weighed 418 to 440 grains. Have 6 light, 6 heavy. For shooting with my 35 pound recurve, I swapped to 125 grain tips from the 100s it came with. Also swapped out the somewhat loose nocks for better ones and they are shooting very well now. Overall, happy with these arrows.

These are very nice arrows. High quality, great packaging that didnt distort fletchings and on time delivery. Will be a return customer for sure.

Quality control and consistency aren't exactly these arrow's strong suit... but after damaging a few "expensive" ones bought local (First bow, VERY much learning), I went looking for something cheap to learn with. I can't and won't speak to accuracy, any perceived issues could just be with me. (**EDIT** I pulled out the more expensive arrows, tried them then tried these ones.... My accuracy isn't the issue. Pictures are attached) However, the fletching is very inconsistent. Different heights, not all are glued down, missing shrink wrap on one... the inserts for the point and nock don't appear to be glued in and I've had a couple pull out pretty easily when removing an arrow from the wood backstop behind the target I'm using. Out of the 12 that came, one wasn't usable right off the hop and in the first few times firing them I've lost another 2 due to damage that doesn't feel like it's user error (plus another one that definitely was my fault). All in all, when you take into account the three damaged ones they weren't all that much cheaper than the more consistently built, higher quality ones I got locally.

1 arrow Cracked/split in 1st day ut other 11 are holding out fine