Anyone using them just picked up some never heard of them before their 9.3gpi .340 spine . They seem to work good out of my DNA and they were $5.89 a piece. Feel free to leave any comments or opinions about these. Only thing I see maybe no good about them is the vanes seem pretty thin.
spedelbrock
Easton carbon storms
I have seem them on lancaster and eastons site. Dont know antone who uses them. If they shoot good who cares
Just my opinion----very entry level, low quality. With the bow your shooting I wouldn't skimp on the business end. You get what you pay for is all true when it comes to arrows.
I shot them (340 spine also), eventually made my way through most of a dozen. Have a few left. No problems at all, they shot fine. A robinhood or two, can't remember what happened to the rest.
They take a smaller nock than my other Eastons and my center serving is no longer set up for them. About the vanes, without going downstairs to look, I thought they were fletched with Blazers which are a fine vane. As with any shaft, flex after each shot.
Being an inexpensive shaft, they'll likely have a stiff side so nock turning might help your groups. Of course being prefletched, that'll mess up the index vane color but a Sharpie mark could take care of that.
They take a smaller nock than my other Eastons and my center serving is no longer set up for them. About the vanes, without going downstairs to look, I thought they were fletched with Blazers which are a fine vane. As with any shaft, flex after each shot.
Being an inexpensive shaft, they'll likely have a stiff side so nock turning might help your groups. Of course being prefletched, that'll mess up the index vane color but a Sharpie mark could take care of that.
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