REEGOX Beginner Arrows for Compound or Recurve Bow Targeting or Hunting Fletched with 3" Vanes(pack of 12)

This is my 3rd set of these arrows I’ve purchased. 2 sets for target practice (for my son and I), and 1 set that I have equipped with broadheads. Had some trouble with the last delivery but was not the fault of Reegox/USPS was at fault. Reegox has gone out of their way to ensure I remained a loyal and happy customer. I have only experienced excellent customer service from Reegox. Due to this, I will only buy arrows here as I know that if I experience any problems - Reegox will do everything possible to make things right. The arrows work as they should and remain intact. Sometimes the fieldtips can come a little loose when not glued in (field tips are not supposed to come glued from the factory FYI).

Arrows can get pretty expensive. These are budget arrows, to the inexperience it might look pricey. But good arrows usually got 60$ just for a pack of 6. Sometimes you're spending 10 to 15 or even more per arrow, if you are buying high quality arrows. So if you are on a budget or just don't wanna spend 60+, these are very good arrows. I've been shooting them everyday since I got them, and other than some fletch damage, they are still good. They aren't as accurate as those high quality arrows. But they fly well and a good enough archer will land their shots very well with ease. They are good practice arrows, well worth their price. You could even use these for small game hunting.

These arrows are pretty good they shot well and are very accurate but the fetching falls off a lot and the arrows I got almost all of them broke in half just firing at a bag pretty awsome arrows besides them breaking im not sure why if I was just shooting a bag.

These arrows are an excellent value. The price is tough to beat and the quality is good. I bought these for my daughter's 20lb. draw bow. They seemed pretty sturdy, so I ran some through my 55lb draw bow, and I didn't encounter any issues. These are great practice arrows, and I will be ordering another pack for myself soon.

Pretty good quality practice arrows. Shot the same 2-dozen hundreds of times now and only 1 broken, but only because I hit it with another shot, so not the maker's fault. Could be better with real feather fletching, but also would be more $$$. For the money, these are perfectly fine carbon screw-tipped arrows. I guess my only real beef is that the nock openings are very narrow, so it takes more time than I like to reload. Less importantly, the white lettering on the arrows transfers to the leather grip of my bow.