Gold Tip Hunter XT Arrows with 2-Inch Raptor Vanes (1-Dozen), Color May Vary

Great price for these arrows but I do like them as well

Awesome price awesome arrows

I recently bought a new bow that I went from fingers to a mechanical release.I am an old timer used to shooting aluminum arrows.Trying to get up with the times tested my aluminum arrows with carbon aluminum and the gold tip carbon.Easton makes the aluminum that I have used forever.Durability the aluminum and gold tip carbon are about the same.I thought the aluminum carbon was to brittle.Penetration the gold tip is better.I am sure when I make my hunting trip in Europe with my bow I’ll take the Gold Tip.

It is a great arrow no complaints

Run these full length with any fixed 125 grain four-bladed broadhead and 50 grain end weight in a 60# compound bow. Here's why:60# is more than enough520 grain gives good penetration21% FOC provides excellent penetration and flight2 fracture planes split bone easier than a 3 bladed broadheadit's spined properly for 50# through 60#, if you need to run 70# chop 2 inches off the lengthrunning full length will keep the business end away from your hand and replacements easy and fastno arrow saw required for assembly.Only complaint is the tips are not square. There's an easy way around this, though. Tape some sandpaper to a flat surface and hold the arrow straight up and down and spin it slowly. It takes some technique but you'll true up the ends after some trial and error.You can spend a lifetime looking for the holy grail of hunting arrows, or you can run these and buy GrizzlyStiks with a flat broadhead when you want the holy grail of arrows.

Happy with the buy. Always liked these arrows. Shoot like a white boy in a supermarket. Not entirely thrilled with the way they were packaged. They have jack for protection and the box was crushed. Thankfully the arrows were okay but I would’ve had nothing short of a canary if they were crushed

Nice arrows.

I’ve had a few full pass throughs through a matress (which is a small part of my backstop), and it didn’t mess up the fletching. They’re super tough. I’ve shot them alot the last few weeks and I do it every morning and night and I’m still using my first two arrows (I keep the other 10 new). I frequently flex them to inspect for cracks and am yet to find any.I’m shooting the 300 spine with 70 lbs, 28.5” Draw, 315 IBO, and 100GR field tips. They are cheaper than cheap arrows in the long run because they last.