can you shoot these arrows with a 20 lb youth recurve bow that use 28" arrows
923619
My 10 year old daughter shoots these with her 14 pound youth recurve (Samick Polaris) and they work great. I think you should be fine. I even use these with my 45# Longbow when we go to the range together, and they work well on that too.
923620
Absolutely! These arrows are perfect for a recurve of that size. Length of arrow is not an issue with a beginner, as long as they are not more than 1/4 the overall-length beyond the draw-length (in this case, up to 8")... longer than that, and they become too difficult to aim/shoot accurately with a low draw-weight. 20# is just fine for shooting these arrows (recommended range is 10-45#). My youngest shoots them from his 10# compound @ 25" draw... all day long!
1853955
Both of those bows shoot 20" bolts. Therefore they would be too short. I would say they need go past the end of the (rail) in order for your broadheads to work. I strongly agree with Leroy, contact Excalibur. You also can go to their web site under instructional videos (tech tips). Bill tells you they were specifically designed for the Matrix series. I hope this is helpful and good luck, and always hunt safely.
1757476
My sister shoots compound bow at 45 lbs. I wouldnt think there would be a difference and you'd be good to go, but that may be a manufacturer question or an archery tech.
1310470
No problems with 25 pound bows. These are arrows for short bows and work great on a 36" compound bow. The draw back still gives a few inches to tip before release. You should have no problem with any poundage of any small junior (teen or lower) bow.
2138549
Yes they are, as long as the longbow is powerful enough to launch them with enough energy to set off the primer. I have set them off with a GENESIS NASP bow which at 20 pounds releases energy comparable to a 35 pound recurve. I was shooting at hard surface (plywood) so your mileage might vary on a soft target (but you would want to avoid gut shots anyway and I believe a deer's ribcage will rebound pretty much like the 3/8 inch plywood I was using).
750424
I'm sorry, I can't really answer that as I can't judge your strength. http://www.beararcheryproducts.com/bows/youth/bullseye tells the draw weight at 28".Good luck.
978366
I would say yes. For the price you can also go through them. You can get 36 for the price of 12 carbon arrows and they will not come with broad heads.these are a great aarow.
458374
Yes. They will work with virtually any bow. But arrow applicability is more about the size of the shooter rather than the bow.
896724
Yes--we bought them for a recurve bow. Have already used them and they work great.
2074996
You'll need a 56 in since your bow is 60 in. I have this bow. Basic rule on this type is 4 in shorter than the full length of bow. Have fun!
126432
It comes with 2 28" arrows so that's what I got when I bought extras. I think the arrow length depends on the draw weight and your draw length, I tried to look up how your supposed to figure it out but I didn't find much. The 28" have worked fine for me and I'm a 5'6 woman.
1466980
I would say no. I was not impressed with these arrows and broke first time I used them
1255637
I ordered them by mistake, the arrows are 28" long and good quality. My bow is a 70# draw tomahawk and shatters theese arrows. The arrows are ment for a youth bow, not mine. They are fine with anything up to a 35# draw in my opinion. Check out three rivers archery.com, they are the experts.
127242
The arrows work with my old Ben Pearson 20lb recurve bow. The arrows are long, approximately 21" in length. Arrows flight straight and true. Very good product. I don't mind giving them a big thumbs ups. The arrows are well constructed and the packaged arrived promptly. Price is great.
1164004
These are standard 20" arrows that will fit most bows and crossbows. Unless yours takes a special size they'll fit. If it takes a smaller arrow you can cut then down to the size you need. I did it to make 16" arrows and they work fine, just need to aim 8" lower than with the 20" arrows. I use both.
1365609
I would guess u could shoot them from the wooden bow, you need the correct arrows they fit in thread wise, and remember these are basicly fixed razor blades on the point of you're arrow.
1212647
These arrows are about 28 inches from the nock to the arrow head, so you're draw length is more of a determining factor. The shafts seem kind of light so I wouldn't use them with a heavy draw weight. Some people have complained about the shafts being warped, and some of mine are but hey...primitive arrows. If I'm going to hunt I'm going to get some carbon arrows and sharp broad heads, but I might use these on small game. Overall they are a nice product and look really good.