PG1ARCHERY Traditional Wooden Arrows, 12 Pack Practice Target Hunting Arrow 5" Turkey Feathers Fletched with Field Points Tips for Recurve Compound Bow Longbow

I'm new to archery, so I don't really know what to look for. As far as I can tell, this is a good set with one small exception; one arrow was missing a tip, hence the deduction of a star. Otherwise, they're good enough for me.Edit: A few more times out and I seem to have broken the nocks off half my arrows...-1 more star.

I bought 2 sets of these arrows to shoot with an english long bow, and an older Ben Pearson recurve. They shoot pretty good, but I did have the knocks break off about 4 arrows out of the first dozen. The second set has been flawless so far. I DID shoot these with an older Oneida Eagle set at about 60 lbs, and they shot fine, but I wore plenty of arm and hand protection just incase

The arrows themselves felt flimsy and cheap. The wood is too light, and probably wouldn’t hold up to any heavy usage. Luckily, my purpose was perfect for them. I bought cheap arrows because my entire plan was to chop of the heads of each one and glue them all together with a foam insert to create a usable DIY arrow prop. For that, they work just perfectly.

Diameter is a bit thick so they're better indoors than out but extremely light and well spined for 40 Lbs didn't have to adjust my sights switching from carbon arrows double the price

All came in good condition and shoot well