Musen 28 30 Inch Carbon Archery Arrows, Spine 340 500 with Removable Tips, Hunting and Target Practice Arrows for Compound Bow and Recurve Bow, 6 and 12 Pack

I purchased a new compoundbow and bought a dozen of these arrows mainly for the price and features, I didn't have high expectations but figured I could burn through these while I get accustom to the new bow(haven hunted with a bow for 40 yrs). Well the suprise is on me, I took three arrows and put them in the quiver and went to the range and shot each arrow about 20 times. They fly straight and other than a little mud from missing the backstop they were still in great shape. I went back to the range today and after getting the sights adjusted fired the same three arrows about 20 times each(no misses this time) and again they are still in great shape and still fly true making much smaller groups at 20 and 30 yards. I did screw a judo point on one to try it out and that was successful also. I like these and will order again.

Good arrow. Fletching can ripple if stressed by passing through objects and although they look bad ass it’s tough to see flight but you definitely hear it at impact. But for the cost and 12 arrows I will never buy a more expensive arrow. Hitting 3” circles at 50 yards passing through 2 hay bails Diamond SB1 68lbs 29” draw 30” arrow muzzy broadhead.

Very straight, light, and accurate. Managed a nice grouping near the center, with a pencil diameter bulls eye from 30 yards. However, I am not sure if it is made of carbon material or fiberglass. Some of the arrow tip screw mounts slide right out of the arrow tube if the metal tip is stuck even a little in wood or something stiff, but that is fixable with superglue. Arrow tips come loose every 6 or so shots, so make sure to tighten them frequently or apply locktite to the threads. Overall, decent quality training arrows.

The price is great and they hold up well. Problem is I read somewhere in the description that they were ok to use in bow rated to 60/70 lbs. These arrows have way too much flex to work well, even with a 60 lb bow. Tried using them to paper tune and they go thru the paper like a wet noodle. The arrows would work good for a low poundage bow. Be sure to make sure that the 500 spine is right for you.

I'm happy that the inserts seem more firmly attached than with other brands that I've bought. The only thing I would change is to make them more brightly colored so that they're easier to find in the bushes. I spray painted a band of yellow on mine.

So I ordered the 40 to 60lbs draw and the arrows that I got were very flimsy I have a recurve bow that is 55lbs draw and these felt like something for a kids bow with a 15lbs draw and the too make it worse nothing lined up properly it was like the grabbed the arrows out of the throw away I usually never leave reviews good or bad but this time it was something that surprised me I’ll have to read more reviews, I read some of the top reviews and the must of got lucky the only thing I liked out of this whole order is that the tips are good that’s about it so hopefully you get luckier then me.

Good for kids, but using these for archery practice in adult bows 60-90 lb draws, not advised.The target point inserts and arrowheads came loose when withdrawing from goose down targets (softer targets) and stuck into anything harder (hay, foam..didn't try it on cardboard).

The adhesive in the arrows isn't the best, but holds well enough for the intended purpose, had 2 tips get pulled off after getting stuck in wood. I try not to hit wood as much any more though. The ones missing tips are now for shooting straight into the air into a massive field to see how far people can shoot them.