On nearly every wall of archery shops around the world is the famous Easton arrow selection chart. It’s the gold standard when it comes to picking the best hunting arrow. Follow the …

If your arrow shaft is longer than inch increment shown on chart, round up to the next inch increment. For example, if your arrow length measures 28 1/4”, then your correct length is 29”.

For those of you who would like more detailed information, below is a table complied from Easton's aluminum arrow charts, showing the name, spine, weight and grains per inch for …

IBIgth, and rnte ktter (A-M). This letter will represett the suggested arrow group fœ selectim_ using the charts—Recurve or Lorebow (finger release) It is critical that the corræt bow weight …

Eastons Chart covers all the Carbon , Aluminium, and Carbon/Aluminium Composite Arrows that Easton produce. It also is a guide to the stiffness needed to get your arrows to fly from your …

This chart was set up using: • Recurve bows with finger release • Compound bows over 42" with release aids, 65% AMO letoff • Fast Flight® type strings. If your equipment is set up differently, …

Note: For fractional arrow lengths, round up or down to the closest column. Examples, if arrow length is 28.25 round down to 28″. If arrow length is 28.5″ round up to 29″. Double check your …

Easton’s selection charts are regularly updated to reflect the latest in bow performance. We continue to make adjustments to size recommendations based on increased bow efficiencies …

Mar 3, 2015 · http://www.EastonArchery.comHow to use Easton's Arrow Selection Chart. What arrows should you shoot?

When checking carbon arrows, perform the following additional tests: 1. Grasp the shaft just above the point and below the nock, then flex the arrow in an arc (bending it away from you …