Different competitions. Different demands. Find the arrow built for yours. There is no single arrow that is best for every archer, every bow and every competition. Recurve, compound and barebow place different demands on an arrow. So do different release methods, draw lengths, draw weights, shooting distances and competition formats. A shaft optimized for a single-distance 70-meter target round may not be the best solution for a field course where distance changes from target

Start with the spine you already know. Most archers considering a high-performance target arrow already have a tuned competition setup. That makes your current arrow one of the best references when choosing a Zone spine. Static spine numbers are based on a common industry measurement standard. A 500 spine represents the same measured static deflection regardless of the brand. However, shaft construction, profile, finished length and bow setup can still influence how that arro

Practical guidance for cutting, component installation and efficient tuning. Cutting an arrow is not only about reaching the correct finished length. With different shaft constructions, where material is removed can also influence the behaviour of the finished arrow. The objective is simple: build a consistent arrow that tunes easily, groups well and works with your competition setup. There is not always one absolute “right” cutting method. Different approaches can be useful

Progress in archery is rarely about one single moment.It ’s built through consistency, confidence, and the courage to take the next step forward. Recently, we had the privilege of witnessing a special milestone in the Philippines. At just 17 years old , Chass stepped into the Open category at a national-level competition and delivered an impressive 662 points at 70 meters , setting a new Philippine Youth Archery Record . Competing against older and more experienced archers,

Real 70m Grouping Test – Pattaya, Thailand Following the earlier 50m test, a customer has now conducted a real 70m grouping test with...