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grey, my goof on ebay. I hit the link and it looked like ebay.
The good thing about wood arrows is that they are not that expensive. If you are not concerned about tight tolerances, you can get arrows from a company like 3 Rivers. You just need to be sure that the seller lists the spine, which will be in five pound increments for wood. You will see ranges like 30-35 which means 30 to 35 pounds. There are factors that affect that. A fast flight string will produce more speed and require a slightly stiffer arrow. How your bow is cut to center affects it. The length of the arrow as well. An uncut arrow will be more flexible. Also the point weight affects flexibility. Pushing a heavier point makes the arrow bend more. Here is a link to 3 Rivers. I am not a real fan of their arrow since they have large weight spans, but that makes them more affordable. Usually , you can get help from the seller to determine the best spine to start with. http://www.3riversarchery.com/3Rivers+Hunters+Wood+Arrows_i4072X_variablekit.html
I buy my arrows from Wapiti Archery. They are really good arrows but still affordable compared to carbon.
The good thing about wood arrows is that they are not that expensive. If you are not concerned about tight tolerances, you can get arrows from a company like 3 Rivers. You just need to be sure that the seller lists the spine, which will be in five pound increments for wood. You will see ranges like 30-35 which means 30 to 35 pounds. There are factors that affect that. A fast flight string will produce more speed and require a slightly stiffer arrow. How your bow is cut to center affects it. The length of the arrow as well. An uncut arrow will be more flexible. Also the point weight affects flexibility. Pushing a heavier point makes the arrow bend more. Here is a link to 3 Rivers. I am not a real fan of their arrow since they have large weight spans, but that makes them more affordable. Usually , you can get help from the seller to determine the best spine to start with. http://www.3riversarchery.com/3Rivers+Hunters+Wood+Arrows_i4072X_variablekit.html
I buy my arrows from Wapiti Archery. They are really good arrows but still affordable compared to carbon.
