Black Eagle Outlaw Arrows: Everything you need to know

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[@PoeOutdoors]

Nicely done, thanks for doing these tests. I've been an Outlaw cheerleader for a few years and some guys are finally seeing the light. They have been so good in practice and 3d for me that I started testing them as a possible hunting arrow. They have stood up to impact testing as well as Victory RIP TKOs. Best part is I can pick up Outlaws for $6.70 per finished arrow. They're hard to beat honestly. Something to keep in mind is straightness is half the total runout shown on the indicator, so your batch was actually .0005" - .0015". That's really impressive for a "budget" arrow.

[@RzAk-ut1hb]

I bought these in 500 spine for my daughter and couldn't believe how true they spun. I ordered a dozen 350 shafts for 3d this season just last week 👍reasonable price at that. I love the rampages for hunting.

[@noneyabusiness4325]

I ran a dozen of them on my backup bow on Day 3 at Total Archery Challenge at Terry Peak, SD and fell in love with them

[@feralgrandad4429]

Not killed anything with my Black Eagle Outlaw arrows yet. But, I've shot a 300 round with them shot 3D with them and I've smashed them into each other when shooting groups and I've yet to bust one. Come the Roe Buck season I'm going to put some G5 Montecs on them and shoot me one. Just a great arrow. Great video as always.

[@letsgobrandon8375]

I've shot a lot of arrows and these arrows are great they are super tuff.

[@JBASH2011]

Although all elements are important, Spine consistency- both around the shaft, shaft to shaft in a doz, and doz to dozen among a specific arrow type, is more important than having a super tight TIR for straightness and a couple grains of weight variance. Its easy to get a "straight enough" arrow with a good weight tolerance- it's very difficult to get tight spine tolerances in carbon arrows due to the way they are manufactured. This is why "nock tuning" has become a thing in the past 20 years. Many carbon arrows- even very expensive ones have poor spine tolerances.

[@matthewserl3885]

Thanks for the short video. It answered some of my questions

[@pab40sc]

Great job Jeremy. Love the product videos.

[@chrisjackson7625]

guy at archery shop picked out 350 outlaws for my 60 pound 27 inch arrow with a 125 grain broadhead up front should i have gone to a 300 spine or will that work?

[@chickimac1]

Really like the renegades snd Spartans

[@jaz11350]

Would like to see the deep impact review

[@MerrittOutdoor]

Great video buddy !

[@tigbeast5257]

What diameter are the 400's? What size field tip?

[@archeryshack]

5/16 field tip

[@MerrittOutdoor]

My brother !

[@keithcushing8162]

What helical do they have

[@MerrittOutdoor]

Wooo