Carbon vs Aluminum Arrows // Easton - Technical Bulletin (Episode 7)

Welcome to the Easton Technical Bulletin - a new educational video series from #Easton, teaching viewers critical technical information to help improve their success in competition and target #archery.
In Episode 7; Geoff Taylor and George Tekmitchov discuss the differences, similarities and benefits of arrows made of aluminum, carbon, and aluminum-carbon; as well as how Easton manufacturers superior arrows using these materials.
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[@petermumford68]

When I started with archery in ‘85 I was told “ you can shoot good arrows from a bad bow better than bad arrows from a good bow
” I’ve used Easton ever since, and a good bow btw!

[@tysonyates3485]

Awesome information here! Thanks guys.

[@maynardcarmer3148]

I've been using the Axis 5mm FMJs in a 400 spine ever since they came out. They work.

[@rwchidester]

I’ve been shooting Easton arrows since 1987. Started out with Gamegetter 2’s. Always trusted the Easton name.

[@fatsquirrel2554]

Wish they would make the 2020’s in camo hunter again. And bring back the wood grain legacy.

[@davidleist7587]

XX78 for me.

[@donaldvonlintig8445]

Too bad they don't make XX78's anymore, they had a tighter straightness tolerance, and higher tensile strength. I used XX 78's forever ! But now I use the best of both Worlds, Full Metal Jackets, are awesome !

[@iamnotfooled4972]

Carbon Fiber can NOT be recycled. Those "wind mills" [?]generating wind electricity is included in this UNRECYCLABLE category.