Before I switched over to my wood arrows I ordered a dozen carbon trades with the feather fletch. Only paid $40 and they were great. Still have them and use them with my recurve. Great vid.👍😎🏹🇨🇦
Ha! I just received the same arrows in the mail a few days ago. Shot them in my latest videos. The nocks break easily and the feather glue is hit or miss. The middle of the feathers tend to lose adhesion and arc up in the middle when the glue fails. Nice review!
Did not have that problem. With the ones I got they seem to shoot well thanks for watching I just subscribed to your channel you have some cool videos thanks for watching
I just got these same arrows today via Fedex from eBay. I also bought some heavier carbon bare shafts with a cool green wrap to build later to use with my compounds. Anyway, these arrows were cheap enough so I bought 24 of them. 500 spine and the same exact arrows as yours other than mine are the green and white wrapped and fletched. I found that if I put a little bow string wax on the threads of the points they stay in place pretty good. Since I use them to hunt at fairly close distances and not some sort of competitive archer I find these Chinese arrows are fine for what I use them for. I cut my teeth on cheap Wal-Mart carbon shaft arrows and still have a bunch of them.
I get all my arrows off of eBay, usually from China, I just just can't justify, spending $20 dollars per arrow, just me thoughts. If i do Robin Hood one, or loose it into the brush, You won't see me crying.
I have learned you don't have to spend a lot of money to have a good arrow! God bless you, thanks for the video ... What kind of scale is that you use to measure the weight of the arrows? I need to get one!
Drop of glue will keep the tips tight and should stop the whistling. That deer still looks traumatized from your video with the vintage bear bow🤣. Cheers. Would that be New England clam chowder?🤔
How well would plastic fletching work with the Black Hunter arrow shelf? I've read that only real feathers should be used, but I've seen people in an archery club use plastic fletching with an arrow shelf.
You will have to use a product called Trad vanes if you shoot off the shelf if not you would need an arrow rest like the Bear weather rest. to shoot standard vane arrows. Both work very well or you could just have your arrows fletched with feathers.
I'm loving it so far I've had it for about 6 months now I've shot compounds my whole life my dad stuck a little Walmart bow in my hand when I was a old enough to walk I can't wait to hunt with it I got the 60 inch break down it's a touch on the loud side after I got it all fixed up it's a little quieter then my compound
A good review. I always get tickled to see a review, then see the prices go up. I love Capitalism. It's the American Way. The can and ball was a good addition. Yes to stump shooting.
By the way how did you like my bloopers I left in Ione of my viewers asked that I do a video and leave the bloopers in there are a few bloopers but not all LOL
@@allthingsarcheryandshootin9380 Bloopers are good if not done to excess. They can break the routine we get into. i like to use sound effects like clapping or booing. I am for trying anything once or twice, at least until people complain.
Strange... Looks like the price went up. I used the same arrows 2 years ago. I think I paid about $24 for a dozen of them. I did not have any problems with nocks or feathers and as far as durability goes, they are solid. The bad in my opinion? They are not possible to tune, they are certainly not consistent and not 500 spine, but weaker than that. They are not carbon, but mixed carbon. They are good beginner arrows, but I just do not see how they could be worth more than $2.50 a piece. I personally put the arrows together from parts available on aliexpress, I used to shoot 4.2 mm arrow, but now I shoot 5.2 mm. I have to tune them to my bow of course. I can make a decent arrow for about $5 a piece.
@@psary644 Mixed carbon is much more heavy than pure carbon. It is a worse material of the two. Are those arrows safe? Nocks are average quality, if they brake, the integrity of the arrows will be compromised. Shaft itself is solid; I shot them from 51 lb bow, they did not brake. The most important question is: are they worth the money? I would not pay more than $2-2.5 per arrow. They are not consistent, you cannot adjust them to your bow, they are what they are. There are pretty good pure carbon shafts (accmos - $28-35 per dozen) and other components on aliexpress. I can make pretty good arrow for $5-6 dollars per piece, which are spined properly. You do not have to spend a fortune to make good arrows, but I would avoid these.
I bought some of these. they're terrible, heavy, and I'm quite sure they're mostly plastic. also the nocks are glued and will not come out with hot water. oh, and they're not 500 spine, maybe 7 or 800. I hate them. they shoot so slow.
I don't get why he doesn't test them for really being mage from carbon. I just got them and they are definitely fibreglas! They don't conduct electricity at all and I cut one to see the white fibres everywhere.
Before I switched over to my wood arrows I ordered a dozen carbon trades with the feather fletch. Only paid $40 and they were great. Still have them and use them with my recurve. Great vid.👍😎🏹🇨🇦
A 3 inch group at 20 yards is pretty impressive!
They seem to fly pretty good. So for $17 for 6 👍🏼👍🏼 thanks for sharing.
These were the arrows I would use when I first got into trad archery
Ha! I just received the same arrows in the mail a few days ago. Shot them in my latest videos. The nocks break easily and the feather glue is hit or miss. The middle of the feathers tend to lose adhesion and arc up in the middle when the glue fails. Nice review!
Did not have that problem. With the ones I got they seem to shoot well thanks for watching
I just subscribed to your channel you have some cool videos thanks for watching
Thanks!
I just got these same arrows today via Fedex from eBay. I also bought some heavier carbon bare shafts with a cool green wrap to build later to use with my compounds. Anyway, these arrows were cheap enough so I bought 24 of them. 500 spine and the same exact arrows as yours other than mine are the green and white wrapped and fletched. I found that if I put a little bow string wax on the threads of the points they stay in place pretty good. Since I use them to hunt at fairly close distances and not some sort of competitive archer I find these Chinese arrows are fine for what I use them for. I cut my teeth on cheap Wal-Mart carbon shaft arrows and still have a bunch of them.
To keep your tips on use a dab o silicon glue, they will stay on but come off with out any problems.
I bought the black hunter longbow based on yours and Kramer's reviews. Just have to buy some field points so i can shoot it
It's a great bow you can't go wrong with a black hunter
Nice review, thanks for sharing! I might look to ebay for some bare shafts.
+/- 15 grains is a pretty big swing. But I bought some carbons on eBay that were +/- 50 grains! Had to send those back.
Sounds like 13 GPI for just the carbon shaft weight. Flew like a fence post out of my BH 40#er.
I get all my arrows off of eBay, usually from China, I just just can't justify, spending $20 dollars per arrow, just me thoughts. If i do Robin Hood one, or loose it into the brush, You won't see me crying.
12.02 yeah i think that deer target is done...
I bought the same arrows elk killers forsure
Very cool man 😎👍💯🔥🏹
What was the name of the company or man that was selling them?
What's the purpose of using blunt tips for cans, wiffle balls, and similar targets?
Thanks Todd
I have learned you don't have to spend a lot of money to have a good arrow! God bless you, thanks for the video ...
What kind of scale is that you use to measure the weight of the arrows? I need to get one!
I got the scale from Amazon for 15 dollars just do a search on digital arrow scale
Drop of glue will keep the tips tight and should stop the whistling. That deer still looks traumatized from your video with the vintage bear bow🤣. Cheers. Would that be New England clam chowder?🤔
The only kind...
Would blue Loctite be a good fix for the points?
Never tried that I always use a 2 part epoxy it seems to hold the best but can be easily removed with heat
It looks like a great arrow for rabbits
Blue locktight and they re- usuable ...arrows seem awesome... really want glue my own and cut too size myself! perfectly for target!
How well would plastic fletching work with the Black Hunter arrow shelf? I've read that only real feathers should be used, but I've seen people in an archery club use plastic fletching with an arrow shelf.
You will have to use a product called Trad vanes if you shoot off the shelf if not you would need an arrow rest like the Bear weather rest. to shoot standard vane arrows. Both work very well or you could just have your arrows fletched with feathers.
@@allthingsarcheryandshootin9380 Thanks. In addition to some inexpensive arrows with plastic vanes, I will order the same as you show in this video.
Im shooting them out of my 50 pound snow monster recurve and the only problem I've had with them is the knocks breaking off
I have been wanting to get one to test on my channel
What are your thoughts of the snow monster bow
I'm loving it so far I've had it for about 6 months now I've shot compounds my whole life my dad stuck a little Walmart bow in my hand when I was a old enough to walk I can't wait to hunt with it I got the 60 inch break down it's a touch on the loud side after I got it all fixed up it's a little quieter then my compound
But what use is any arrow without tuning 🤷♂️
A good review. I always get tickled to see a review, then see the prices go up. I love Capitalism. It's the American Way. The can and ball was a good addition. Yes to stump shooting.
I think it was more of a memorial day sale why the price was lower but a good deal still. I actually like these arrows they shoot really good.
By the way how did you like my bloopers I left in Ione of my viewers asked that I do a video and leave the bloopers in there are a few bloopers but not all LOL
@@allthingsarcheryandshootin9380 Bloopers are good if not done to excess. They can break the routine we get into. i like to use sound effects like clapping or booing. I am for trying anything once or twice, at least until people complain.
@@allthingsarcheryandshootin9380 Your are probably be correct. I have ordered more of the KainoKai Arrows.
@@allthingsarcheryandshootin9380 Probably
Strange... Looks like the price went up. I used the same arrows 2 years ago. I think I paid about $24 for a dozen of them. I did not have any problems with nocks or feathers and as far as durability goes, they are solid. The bad in my opinion? They are not possible to tune, they are certainly not consistent and not 500 spine, but weaker than that. They are not carbon, but mixed carbon. They are good beginner arrows, but I just do not see how they could be worth more than $2.50 a piece. I personally put the arrows together from parts available on aliexpress, I used to shoot 4.2 mm arrow, but now I shoot 5.2 mm. I have to tune them to my bow of course. I can make a decent arrow for about $5 a piece.
Yea that was kind of my thought on them as well. I prefer my cedar shafts... thanks for watching
what is the difference between carbon and mixed carbon? are they safe?
@@psary644 Mixed carbon is much more heavy than pure carbon. It is a worse material of the two. Are those arrows safe? Nocks are average quality, if they brake, the integrity of the arrows will be compromised. Shaft itself is solid; I shot them from 51 lb bow, they did not brake. The most important question is: are they worth the money?
I would not pay more than $2-2.5 per arrow. They are not consistent, you cannot adjust them to your bow, they are what they are. There are pretty good pure carbon shafts (accmos - $28-35 per dozen) and other components on aliexpress. I can make pretty good arrow for $5-6 dollars per piece, which are spined properly. You do not have to spend a fortune to make good arrows, but I would avoid these.
@@jaroslawlaskowski2629 thanks a lot!
would thesebe good for hunting
Yes I use them all the time
Sadly looks like these arrow have now been replaced with a much cheaper quality arrow, they don't even look the same as the one reviewed above.
I bought some of these. they're terrible, heavy, and I'm quite sure they're mostly plastic. also the nocks are glued and will not come out with hot water. oh, and they're not 500 spine, maybe 7 or 800. I hate them. they shoot so slow.
+/-15g?? You get what you pay for.
Sorry to inform you. But these arrows are definitely chinese made.
It doesn't mean that they aren't any good. They are just not americain made.
Yes I know this but they came from a vendor here in the states and did not have to wait for them to come from China
@@allthingsarcheryandshootin9380
I bought the same carbon arrows as my first set of carbons. 👍
@@raymonddekkers9194 They are not pure carbon, but mixed carbon. The shaft is way too heavy for pure carbon.
@@jaroslawlaskowski2629and what's the difference? are they safe?
I don't get why he doesn't test them for really being mage from carbon. I just got them and they are definitely fibreglas! They don't conduct electricity at all and I cut one to see the white fibres everywhere.
I heard you 3times
Ok just wanted to sure
Dude. Editing. Learn it. Have a good one
Chinese cheap,good n durable carbon arrows brands-
Elong outdoor ian 4.2mm id straightness 0.003, Elong numb 6.2mm id.
Pandarus champion 4.2mm id straightness 0.001, pandarus infinity 4.2mm straightness 0.003
Linkboy 4.2mm id, 6.2mm id red label, straightness 0.003, gold label 0 .006 straightness
Musen 4.2mm,6.2mm id, straightness 0.006
Accmos 3.2mm,4.2mm,6.2mm id, straightness 0.003 and 0.006.