Archery Solutions Arojac Arrow Puller

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1. Sheri from New Berlin, WI Verified Buyer – 19 March 2024

   I pulled 2 stomach muscles (separate days) trying to pull my crossbow broadheads out of my Rhino Block target. I would have had to quit target shooting and probably quit bow hunting had I not found this tool. Works well. It is a bit clumsy until you get used to it. Expensive, too. BUT I would buy it again if I didn’t have it already. Well made tool, fool-proof, relatively easy to use, just a bit clumsy putting it on the arrow and also taking it off the arrow … but well worth being able to get my arrows out of the target!!
   

2. Peter Way Verified Buyer – 17 June 2024

   Best arrow puller I’ve ever used. Simple, takes about 1 minute to pull an aluminum arrow embedded 4 inches into a tree trunk. Easy to slide forward so it doesn’t bend the arrow. Works on fiberglass & carbon fiber too, provided the impact doesn’t fracture the arrow shaft or drive the point into the shaft. Great at removing arrows so the lawn care guy doesn’t quit. Haven’t used a better “mousetrap” than this.
   

3. Archi.inak Verified Buyer – 26 August 2024

   I bought this to get stubborn arrows and crossbow bolts out of the foam crossbow bolt target. The arrow jack just slides down the arrow shaft and does not grip. I am using 20″ bolts and 300 spine black eagle carnivore arrows. The solution that works is to just grip and pull by hand or use a small price of that sticky shelf liner stuff to wrap and pull by hand.

   I ended up spending time making an adjustable peice out of a peice of thread-all with a bolt at the top and an old insert epoxied into a threaded connector(think 1.5″ long nut) and am able to screw it in to the head and tighten down so the clamp has a washer and a nut to pull against when I hit wood versus target, the homemade solution works well. It doesn’t work for bolts buried in the target.

   Overall I would not recommend this for the money. I wanted it to work well but it doesn’t. If the manufacturer has options to get it to work I am all ears.
   

4. Collins Verified Buyer – 30 August 2024

   With this tool, I have pulled 6 arrows out of trees (without damage) that could not be extracted by hand. When you consider the cost of good arrows, I expect that this tool will pay for itself.

   It is expensive, large, heavy, and often requires two hands to use but If you shoot outdoor 3D in the woods, the Arojac is a piece of kit worth carrying. I put a paracord tether with a carabiner on mine and a band of Velcro around the narrow section so that it doesn’t rattle around while walking.
   

5. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 13 October 2024

   My sons and I enjoy shooting crossbows. Prior to the Arojac we had an impossible time pulling out the bolts from the 3-D targets at the archery park. We would spend more time pulling bolts than we did shooting. We were ruining our bolts by twisting and yanking on them, we were destroying our arms by pulling and we were just not having any fun. The Arojac put the fun back into shooting. We have no trouble pulling the bolts and are able to shoot for longer periods of time. It fits in my pocket as we walk to the targets and is super simple to use. You have to rotate the puller around sometimes to pull tricky bolts, and even bolts close together are now possible to pull. Yes, this puller is expensive, but it works and is built to work for years to come. I just want to buy something once, so this is the bolt puller for us!
   

6. olewon Verified Buyer – 25 January 2025

   It doesn’t want to grab arrow tightly, tends to slip. Cross bow Arrows must be smaller than regular ones and they are faster. Basically it doesn’t work.
   

7. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 19 February 2025

   My sons and I enjoy shooting crossbows. Prior to the Arojac we had an impossible time pulling out the bolts from the 3-D targets at the archery park. We would spend more time pulling bolts than we did shooting. We were ruining our bolts by twisting and yanking on them, we were destroying our arms by pulling and we were just not having any fun. The Arojac put the fun back into shooting. We have no trouble pulling the bolts and are able to shoot for longer periods of time. It fits in my pocket as we walk to the targets and is super simple to use. You have to rotate the puller around sometimes to pull tricky bolts, and even bolts close together are now possible to pull. Yes, this puller is expensive, but it works and is built to work for years to come. I just want to buy something once, so this is the bolt puller for us!

   

8. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 1 March 2025

   My sons and I enjoy shooting crossbows. Prior to the Arojac we had an impossible time pulling out the bolts from the 3-D targets at the archery park. We would spend more time pulling bolts than we did shooting. We were ruining our bolts by twisting and yanking on them, we were destroying our arms by pulling and we were just not having any fun. The Arojac put the fun back into shooting. We have no trouble pulling the bolts and are able to shoot for longer periods of time. It fits in my pocket as we walk to the targets and is super simple to use. You have to rotate the puller around sometimes to pull tricky bolts, and even bolts close together are now possible to pull. Yes, this puller is expensive, but it works and is built to work for years to come. I just want to buy something once, so this is the bolt puller for us!

   

9. Randy K. Verified Buyer – 2 April 2025

   I’ve lost some arrows shooting 3D on courses that use cheap targets. My arrows fused to the material making them nearly impossible to pull out of the target without digging them out. This arrow puller is worth the money for me, because it’s better than losing or ruining arrows. I’d give 5 stars if it were a bit less expensive.
   

10. bear84070 Verified Buyer – 3 April 2025

    Nice!
    

11. Tim Verified Buyer – 8 April 2025

    The rubber pads that grip the arrow shaft don’t grip very well. I had to use a squeeze bar clamp in order to apply enough pressure to keep it from slipping. Other than that, it works well if it can maintain a grip on the shaft.