12PCS Red Turkey Feather 31 inches Carbon Arrows Replacement Tips Targeting Arrows Archery for Recurve Longbow Hunting&Practice

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1. J S Verified Buyer – 16 July 2024

   Buyer beware if you want to practice with these arrows straight out of the box, expect to lose an insert and tip. None of these arrows had the inserts glued in. Im not sure if this is intentional so that the buyer can cut them to length but if so then why go through the effort of pressing them in and screwing in field points. Otherwise the arrows look good.. however the cresting printed on vinyl wrap scuffs very easily. For $40 they’re fine for just flinging some arrows around the yard and they’re easy to spot in the grass if you miss.
   

2. Teri B Verified Buyer – 17 September 2024

   Very good fletches at a very good price!
   

3. Donald ashcraft Verified Buyer – 22 December 2024

   I learned to shoot when your choices were wood or aluminum arrows (1975). After years of trying to straighten bent aluminum arrows these are awesome. They take all my abuse of practicing by setting up targets behind brush or tall weeds where you would actually be shooting at a game animal. I’ve dug these out of trees with a knife and gone right on shooting them.
   They shoot great as I just placed a 6″ group at 35 yards with my 50lb recurve (no sights and no tuning).
   Relying on skill (not tuning) in real life situations, these are great arrows.
   Just ordered my 3rd set due to abuse and the wormhole.
   I wish there were more places to add 5 stars.
   I absolutely LOVE these arrows. And I love their “traditional” alignment and the fact that all the fletching is the same color, which is one of the reasons I bought them in the first place. With experience, an off colored feather isn’t necessary.
   Thank you for providing such a great product.
   

4. Tindall Knives Verified Buyer – 3 March 2025

   These are pretty decent arrows for the money. They’re pretty and they make photos look nice too lol.
   They shoot well, but I did have one break right away when I missed the target. And my only gripe with them is the monochromatic fletching. It slows you down when shooting and I wouldn’t hunt with them because of that.
   

5. Mark Mason Verified Buyer – 21 March 2025

   Love these arrows for the price. They are gorgeous and durable! For anyone that complains about a marker feather, simple solution is a black sharpie, run a black line down each side of your lead feather problem solved. I keep buying these, cant go wrong especially for my recurve.
   

6. mbhnm Verified Buyer – 11 April 2025

   Have been using these arrows for over six months now. Only problem was a nock I broke with a Robin Hood shot. Local archery shop had a slightly larger nock I was able to file down. Replacement was no problem. After hundreds of shots the arrows still fly true and the fletching is still in good shape. Not competition quality but great for practice. If you draw less than 28” these will be too long. Stiffness is a guess as it is not written on the arrow.
   

7. Former Pro Armchair Quarterback Verified Buyer – 15 April 2025

   You can about tell how good these arrows are by how often gosszy.com’s fulfillment center runs out of stock. They are all-around outstanding budget arrows, and of better quality than similarly priced arrows I’ve seen in stores with plastic fletching, even if they do seem to be edging higher and higher in price. We use these for traditional, instinctive archery training, with bows from 25-45 lbs, firing from 5-20 meters. They’ve performed consistently for all our archery needs. Like all carbon fiber arrows, they’re as accurate as you could possibly want, very straight, and never bending when an arrow goes astray or hits something hard. Unlike aluminum and wood, you don’t have to worry about needing to check to see if the arrow needs straightening every time you shoot. And the feathers hold up well. Even when we need to pull an arrow all the way through our straw bale backstop (when the head gets buried between the bales), or push it back in the direction it came from, a simple brush with your hand and they look good as new. I keep wondering when the white paper adhesive will pull loose and need to be removed, but so far that hasn’t happened to any, and despite the rather cheapness of the paper, it makes the arrows much easier to see from a distance. Of course, like with all budget arrows with removable tips we’ve tried, the tips could benefit from a drop of blue Loctite, else you’ll be snugging them after each and every shot. The nocks are glued in, but while they have held perfectly firm with no sign of loosening after being fired hundreds of times, we did pull out one without too much difficulty, after hitting the nock with another fired arrow. So the glues don’t seem to be so strong that the nocks can’t be replaced. Heating the arrow with a soldering rod should make removal even easier. We’ve found cheaper carbon fiber arrows on gosszy.com with real feathers that have been good performers as well. But they came with lighter tips and cheaper nocks. As long as the price doesn’t keep creeping up, we’d still recommend these over all others we’ve tried, largely due to the better tips and nocks. They were shipped like all the arrows we’ve bought on gosszy.com to date, a box within a box with the arrows supported by 3-4 Styrofoam blocks. I didn’t knock the grade a star for the arrows not featuring an odd colored feather, as with all but compound bows, such isn’t a serious consideration. If you’re using these with a compound bow, investing in a permanent marker may be in order. Those using the arrows with traditional bows like the laminated, fiberglass and wood composite, and twin/snake bows we use them with will find there is little to no difference in accuracy regardless of how the feathers are orientated when you shoot. And three red arrows are easier to see at a distance than only two or one.

   

8. Rob Verified Buyer – 15 April 2025

   I’m not a review writer, but felt compelled to leave one about these arrows. For the price, I was amazed at how well constructed these are. If I were to buy a dozen arrows at my local Walmart, it would cost around $48. For a few extra dollars I got clearly much higher quality arrows. All were straight, the arrow tips have a rubber ring to keep them screwed in tight, and the feather fletchings have held up to my shooting thus far. Even the nocks are aligned very well, so it’s easy to place the correct fletching away from the riser. They’re just gorgeous arrows, the bright red looks great. They fly nice and straight, even with my imperfect technique. If you’re on the fence, don’t hesitate on these arrows, you won’t be disappointed! I sure wasn’t. I plan on getting another dozen just to have them as high quality extras.