ANTSIR 28-30 Archery Target Arrows-Durable Shaft for Adult Training or Kid,with Steel Tip for Recuve &Traditional Bow

 Both my husband and I hunt so this set of 12 arrows worked great. They seem to be good quality arrows and solid. They're great for practicing. We were shooting 25 yards and the arrows worked nicely. The nocks are adjustable and the tips are aluminum. You can't beat the price. These arrows are a great purchase and we're happy we purchased them.

ANTSIR vs GPP ArrowsUPDATE: Shot these a few times. So far, four of the GPPs have broken, and only one Antsir. The plastic fletching on the Antsirs show a little more wear than the GPPs. I will buy more Antsirs.PREVIOUS REVIEW:I shoot 40-pound pull recurve bows. I couldn't decide from the descriptions on Amazon which arrows to buy, so I bought a dozen of each - 28-inch, 3-inch 3-fletch. In the photos, the ANTSIR is the top arrow.The ANTSIR arrows are about 1/4-inch longer, lighter, and slightly less stiff. (I do not have the tools to weigh or measure flex.)The ANTSIR fletching is softer; wrinkles and stays wrinkled.The ANTSIR shafts have write raised print, rougher than GPP (GPP shinier, no print).The ANTSIR arrows have a little more glue slop around fletching.The ANTSIRs have a progressive two-step nock, they snap onto the string serving once, and then again.Both ANTSIR and GPP nocks were too small, too tight on the bow string serving. I had to drill (3/32-inch bit) and file out all the nocks to allow smoother string release.The GPPs are a little heavier – drop a couple inches more on the way to the target (at 30 yards).GPP’s fletchng is ½-inch farther forward on the shaft than ANTSIR.GPP nocks are narrower and 1/8-inch shorter (places the string 1/8-inch closer to arrow point).Both appear to have the same tip.Both are well made and worth the price.So, I like GPP better, but I’m keeping the ANTSIR arrows, too.

I bought these for my son to target practice with. Needless to say, he left them in our field and when it came time to mow, the lawnmower ended up picking most of them up. That said they held up surprisingly well and I could see that while very light, they were nice quality. Only one didn’t survive the lawnmower blade and the rest lived on to be fired again and again from the bow.

Our family has picked up archery as a fun family backyard hobby. These arrows are great. They work perfect both on the kids smaller bows and the adult bows. They aim well. They are reusable for sure! We have shot them over and over and sometimes we hit the target and sometimes the grass! But they survive every time. We need to get better aim! they hold up very well. We got yellow but are getting more of the other colors to make it easier with the different folks using them. Some of the more experienced older shooters can hit the bullseye every time with them so we know they work!

These are good for my seven year old to use with his bear scout bow. But after 5 months of leaving them outside a few times for a week at a time the long shafts are separating. They are still functional though. All the kids in the neighborhood love coming over to play with the archery set also. I got him the set after we had so much fun doing it at cub scout camp.

I was a little nervous when I bought these arrows, because at the time there were only a couple reviews. But the reviews were positive so I took a chance. After using the arrows for quite some time now, I am very happy with this purchase. The tips still stay sharp after being shot into a target many times. The arrows are very sturdy and durable, and I have had no problem with the fletching coming off. The bright color makes them easy to find if one of your shots miss what you're aiming at. Overall, very pleased with these arrows, definitely deserves 5 stars.

Excellent arrows for shooting into hay bales when practicing your archery skills

The first one I got broke it’s nock on the 3rd shot. The other 11 have preformed very well for around a year now, never failing me and always shooting straight. I would 100% recommend this