Are the arrows big enough to pull back all the way
947286
Yes...the arrows are proportionate to the bow. I also purchased some longer arrows, and they worked fine also.
947287
They are not. There is a secondary set of longer arrows available for purchase that i bought to go along with this set.
1550501
They come with 28" fiberglass target point arrows, which are okay but you would probably want to buy more of the same that come in a 3-pack. I personally would recommend buying some 30" carbon arrows. I find that the 28" arrows when pulled to full extension falls a little behind on the arrow rest. You want the head of the arrow overlapping the arrow rest at least 2 inches. Also the carbon arrows fly a lot better. They don't bend and flail when shot as the fiberglass arrows do.
2117542
I just detach my quiver from my compound and put the whole thing in. I think they would if you laid the case pouch down. I have not had an issue though.
491730
I don't recall that there was a draw weight limit on the packaging. However, these are intended for children's bows so the strength of the arrows is probably far in excess of what a child could pull. Considering my son shoots these into a wood fence when he misses the target none have failed or even dented the point.
1401671
Yes. They hang out a little over the front edge, but for me, that just makes it easier to grab what I need. This was an excellent purchase for me.
1128472
Yes I got the 3 arrows that came with it and 3 extra...if you pull up the bow...extra arrows will show up to purchase separately at the bottom
1338637
The arrows were roughly 30', and yes, if you have a taper tool you could pull the head off and cut them down. The arrow head is only held on by a little nail type piece of metal. I actually took some off and then re-glued them back on. I have heard the arrows can very in size though, but now by much.
169724
The case is definitely wide enough for the quiver. I would remove the arrows though.
1618370
The target pieces are horizontal to allow the arrows to slide in, but they are tight enough to allow resistance. If the tips are blunt they may not. If they are wedge like in any way then I would say there should be some success. Even if they bounce off, he's still getting the practice and building his muscles for when he graduates to field points then you'll have a nice youth target.
1212645
Likely yes. Ultimately though depends on what're gonna do with em. They're fun., great looking, pretty solid, on the heavy side , if they're too long, remove tips and cut, taper it and go. I used mine in long bows and recurves.
1579329
They have target tips on them. I used these arrow for ceremonial pieces for Cub Scouts. They are beautiful and the fletching is done correctly and well. The target tips are attached well. However, please note that I did not actually use them for target practice. It is possible that the tips may lose strength overtime.
822820
No but you might break it pulling it out of the wood. These are nice sharp broadheads. You should have a broadhead target to not damage them when you tune your arrows with your broadheads.
105015
I bought the 26 inch for my little guy and he loves them. He couldn't control the longer arrows.
158495
Yes they do, excellent quality arrows. Make sure you buy separate broad head tips these ones come with practice tips.
205042
i just strung the bow and pulled a 31 inch arrow all the way back, i usually pull it 30 i think
975534
Yes. These arrows will shoot just fine but caution should always be taken make sure you inspect the arrow for imperfections before using it in anyway.
665581
It should be about perfect for you. Even if you can't quite get it, you will after a couple of sessions. My 10 year old son led for a few days but eventually was able to fully draw back the arrow. They are just shy of 28" in length.