do these fly the same as field tips?
457765
Yes they do, they don't drift like fixed blades do. I shot 2 deer with these but never found the arrow after the shot. Very strange. Had pass thru on both shots but the arrows disappeared! (not like you will re-use it or anything). They make a big nasty hole like a 20 ga shotgun slug!
457766
I've shot them several times at a target block and I haven't noticed any flight difference....I would only shoot one at a time just In case was lucky enough to "Robin Hood" the arrow and damage the broad tip...
457767
Little more weight to them than field tips but otherwise yes..they are awesome
457768
For mee they did however do not shoot them into a target it will destroy your target. The blood trail this year was unbelievable.. I didn't even have to bend over to look for it. I double lunged it and it was dead after aout 50 yardsY
457769
i don't remember so much if they fly the same. but i do remember i got no penetration on the deer and coyote i shoot with them. both shots were under 30 yards. had to track both animals for hours. i don't use them anymore.
1610581
yes it is. later on make sure to find GWS EP 5443 props, they completely change the flight of the aircraft. More stable, more lift, 2 min more flight time, and you can flip without losing as much altitude. they are just as durable as the stock blades.
402878
No. My tips wore a hole through this within one week. These were a total waste of funds for me. I bought the rubber tips for the carbide tip diamond brand poles which have a reinforced bracket to receive the tips. My rubber tips have lasted now for about 9 months of hiking 2 miles everyday. The reinforced sleeve inside the rubber tips also lock the tip into the diamond brand poles, which makes them a little more secure, eliminating loss from mud. They will still pop off but the fit is snug enough to help tremendously.
469442
The tips are steel. They are standard target (called field tip) arrows available on here or local stores that carry sporting goods.
435473
No I do recommend them until you get used to flying it. There are quick release prop guards that are now as well. Hope this helps you out
543714
Yes it will. The only issue would be getting them out. My bow is shooting around 330 and with normal field tips it is very difficult to romove the arrows. I switched to field tips specifically designed for these type of targets.
7571
Yes. They also come with a number of types of SuperTips. My favorite are the gel ones.
1901521
They come with several different tips for many surfaces. I believe they would work great for you. I really like the stability and they can be easily adjusted.
120251
No, the driver tips are not magnetized...would be nice but you can buy the magnetized tips that fit in the driver.
1269582
No they are pointed. Better for target practice, but in all honesty, there is no real difference. if they are not being fired the tips are not pointed enough to easily cause damage. Just treat them with the respect they deserve and you'll be fine.
1127126
I use these on Leki poles. Not sure if they are same size, but most likely. Great tips
122594
They don't come with tips. If you are just shooting for fun (which is why I do it) get the cheapest ones you can find.
1014285
Absolutely I've ridden them more In single kingpin setup more; just it's really wide and low so it completely changes the ride of the board. Slows it down a little but high speed carving is fantastic. The feeling of these gullwings in single kingpin format feels as if the wheels are both turning outward just by a mm like there's dragging just a tad but it still cruises like a steam roller, I hope this helps if you have any more questions feel free to ask; I'm more then happy to take the time to answer them
368104
The field tips are screw on but the inserts are glued as is the case with most carbon fiber shafts so that you can interchange the field tips with broadheads or other screw in tips.
736362
Actually, that's where i got the idea to use it for my RC flight field box. So again, unless you put all the heavy stuff in the bottom it does tend to want to tip backwards. I put a folding "kicker" on the back of mine to help with the back tipping issue. Keep in mind this a light duty tool box and will not stand up to much rough handling. Make sure you pick it up by the handle in the tool box lid, never by the flip up travel handle.
69383
No they don't have tips for these but they have others with straps and replaceable tips . The tips come in a dozen pack for 5.99. Look for the pens with the straps
608720
Yes, they work well. They even include small strips of hook/loop tape. (At least they did in my order). I got 8 min. flight time today in my HH Sport Cub S, but it was very cold out. (25*F)