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The Truth about an arrow

Not all arrows are created equal

Spine Defined: Spine is the measured flexibility/deflection of an arrow. This allows you to match specific combinations of draw weight, arrow length and bow/cam design to the most forgiving arrow spine. An arrow must flex to be accurate & forgiving, not too much, not too little. Having the correct spine is EVERYTHING to superior arrow accuracy.

Stiff rear portion allows for the nock end to remain straight as it exits the bow, eliminating nock travel.

The middle 1/3 of the shaft harnesses and controls the flex of the arrow, both as it exits the bow and as it flies down range.

Stiff front portion seemingly eliminates broadhead oscillation.

The Key to Arrow Accuracy

Tri-Spine Technology

REDUCES OSCILLATION on the point and nock ends, while still maintaining proper flex for MAXIMUM accuracy

CONTROLS DYNAMIC SPINE Stiff rear portion allows for the nock end to remain straight as it exits the bow, eliminating added nock travel. Compared to a single spine arrow that compresses on the back end as force from the bow’s cycle is applied, causing the single spine to react inconsistently out of today’s modern compound bows.

ADDITIONAL ACCURACY Weak center section controls dynamic spine and increases broadhead accuracy. This also adds an extra level of forgiveness to the archer when marginal shots are made.

SUPERIOR BROADHEAD FLIGHT Stiff front section, seemingly eliminates broadhead oscillation