TTFLY FLETCHING 12PK 32 inch Traditional Wooden Arrows Handmade Shaft Green Shield Turkey Feather Practice Archery for Recurve Longbow Hunting Arrows

My local archery range sells these guys for almost double the price decided to pick up some to shoot with my Mongolian target bow with my dad great father son bonding experience made even better with some new arrows lightweight straight decent field points the only thing I could want more in is the Fletching itself but for the price point these are fantastic

Bought for my teenagers first long bow. More for practice before hand making our own for him. He broke 2 day one but otherwise they were pretty sturdy. He's used to using a compound bow so it's fine for what we needed them for. The arrows that broke already thankfully fixable. I will however comment that the tips and knocks are not glued on, clamped/pressed in. We will be gluing them back together. But again, good product for practice.

Based on reviews of similar arrows I was not expecting this quality. 11/32 shafts, with good index nocks. The field points appear a bit "different" at first view, but -especially if you are using a target bag- they are just the ticket to allow the arrow to stay without over-penetrating. You won't be losing points inside your backstop.The shafts are straight and from my 40# longbow they felt solid and flew reasonably well. I don't have a spine tester, but they feel around 50#, maybe a bit better, just use caution if shooting them with anything heavier.Tip: the "leading edge" of the feathers is secured with well wound string. Make sure to lacquer, or seal this string with something to prevent unraveling and make the arrows last longer.The fletching is clean, well cut, well applied and straight (i.e. not LW or RW helical). Perhaps not ideal for longer range stability, but they fly straight enough after a quick short range test. We will see how the glue on the feather reacts after a bit of use.These are basic arrows, but you can probably customize them by replacing the points, or adding cresting, if that's your speed. If you shoot wooden arrows, you will like these, even if just for practice.

So I received the arrows and from first glance they look decent. Upon first shooting, the arrow nocks on 8 out of 12 arrows came off on the very first shot. I am not sure what type of glue they are using but it is absolutely insufficient. It is disappointing that they would send these arrows out without making sure things are attached properly. 2 of the arrows in the pack have decent warping to them. If the nocks were properly attached and all arrows were straight, I would give these a solid 4 stars. I will also be messaging the seller to let them know the condition they sent them to me in and see what they respond with. Once I receive a response, I will update this review**Update** I heard back from the company and they refunded me $12...Fast forward to today..after shooting the arrows some more, multiple arrows lost their tips inside of my target and one of the arrows split due to the crimping of the tips. You can see the split started at the crimp point for the tip. Overall, I am not super happy with the quality of these arrows due to 4 of 12 arrows having issues with either parts falling off, splitting shafts, or them being warped. Customer service was responsive and nice when I reached out to them the first time, so they have that going for them. Otherwise, buy a different set of arrows if you want them to be correct upon delivery.

I’ve had the arrows for 3 weeks and only 4 are still useable. 2 had the shafts snap on impact, 1 the nock broke on the string and have lost their tips.

I shoot a 40lb/28" American flatbow and these fly great and feel nice and sturdy. The tips don't come off but that's fine for my target practice needs. Pretty fantastic price for this level of quality.

These arrows fly a little weird out of a 40lb longbow (I have shot them out of two different 40lb bows). My brother shoots 45 and they fly pretty nice. These are a cheap and fun alternative to custom cedars and I would overall recommend. The one thing I would mention is the points seem to be pinned on. (Looks like they took a punch to one side of the point to help create a mechanical fit in addition to whatever glue is in there) I haven’t tried to remove one yet…..may not be hard. But if you’re looking to put a thumper or broadhead on the arrow then it may be a factor.

Perfectly functional for messing around. Not very well matched, but the price was mind-bogglingly low. We were very satisfied.