This is the best video I’ve seen for the ultraview arrows your opinion is the best I’ve heard I also think it’s ridiculous how plenty of archers are complaining about the price then just don’t buy them lol. I will be buying some because I want to have the best setup possible but to each there own great video man!
@@jasonard7227 This is exactly what I’m talking about. You’re tearing people down instead of being happy they are in archery. If you don’t like the UV arrows, don’t shoot them. It has absolutely no effect on you what anyone else shoots.
What people don’t understand is that if you miss, a team of navy seals shows up . Once on the scene they make you a drink to calm your nerves, finds your arrow. Then they snaps the nears 180 or better deer neck . So it could be worse. Bishop fad eliminators lol
Good vid. For the price the inserts should be titanium 1000%. Not excited about the overall arrow weight for my trad setup for the elk woods. I prefer a 575 trad setup. These would work for a whitetail no problem but the price point is dumb for whitetail.
@@snboutdoors9567 I agree with you. Titanium would be great. A lot of guys will like the weight, but it is certainly not for everyone. Thanks for the support!
@@joelculpepperoutdoors4262 I feel like titanium would have justified it. You made some valid points When you mentioned the prices of building your arrows compared to the price of UV but you built a completely custom arrow and UV are 100% stock arrows. There is nothing custom about it, pre fletched, pre wrapped, only 1 type of insert/outsert. The only custom feature is they are pre cut to your specs which every store in the US will do.
@@snboutdoors9567 I agree with you. That is why I never said they are custom arrows. They are premium though which is why the price is where it is. Ultraview is not really a custom company but a premium manufacturer. The description of the 1k arrows describes unmatched synergy with their components. The arrows aren’t designed to be customizable. Their goal is not about 100% customization but rather building something they believe will be great for everyone. I still am not a fan of them but like I said in the video, the 1k arrows were not made for me.
@@joelculpepperoutdoors4262 I thibk the only thing I do not agree with is calling anything with aluminum, a premium product. I do think you should continue doing a series about this.
@@kellyskinner7282 That is a problem they will hopefully fix in the future. However, it does kinda put them in a bad light to the guy who does do his own stuff. It is definitely a strange choice on UVs part.
Everyone wants the highest quality hunting equipment. Whether it’s arrows , sights, even bows but no one wants to pay the money. They complain too complain. UltraView is in my opinion on top of their game. Quality is outstanding and I don’t mind spending the extra money because I know the product I’m buying is the best of the best..
Custom built victory vap tkos, victory rip tkos, Sirius Gemini, Easton procomps, Easton parallel pro. Carbon Express photon SD. There all going to be $200 or more custom built. Ultra view is not far off.
Lol I seen the arrows and thought they looked cool. I didn't know how much they cost until I watched this lol. Good grief. When I paid 20 and arrow I said never again. 36 is wild. To each their own I guess.
Not to mention having to pay for assembling the parallel pro’s if we are making a fair comparison since the ultraview arrows come built out of the box.
@@wpshelton I didn’t really know how to break down the assembly cost, assuming we are both thinking about the cost of an arrow saw and a fletching jig and the other things. Even if you had everything, it still cost money to get. If you pay someone to fletch and everything, it would probably be even higher than the Ultraviews. Great comment!
I get what your saying, but when you make that practice shot or that hunting harvesting shot, you still need to understand it's gonna boil down to the skill of the archer as long as your shot hits the kill zone, a good shot is a good shot
@@michaelvstheworld3680 I’ve looked at their arrows. They are really expensive, but I did not include them in this breakdown because you are very unlikely to be able to walk into a Pro Shop and find them.
Sirius Apollo .204 is quality arrow, pricy but nothing near Ultraview. Sleeved outsert system. Add wrap and vanes. Nocks come with. 214.00 dozen for shafts, sleeved outserts and nocks. .001 straightness.
I imagine the reason victory wasn't previously offering a 1k carbon weave shaft is the price. I believe a dozen bare shaft 1k weave would be the most expensive shaft we've seen on the market.
@@dirtjunkie2749 You’re probably right. The idea of the 1k weave is great in theory but a whitetail hunter certainly doesn’t need anything that strong just to shoot deer at 40 yards and in. It would be great for Elk, Moose, and other large animals. Especially at distance. I appreciate the comment!
@@terellloper194 The basis is 219.99 divided by six shafts. Double it to 439.98 and divide by twelve and the price is the same per shaft. The X10s are 424.92 for a dozen as I set them up. That is where the numbers I came up with.
If I get Ultra view arrows and Beast broadheads I'll have to get a second job to afford them. Or I can't afford gas to drive to my hunting spots. I'm sad 😢
@@kellyskinner7282 Gold Tip Hunter XTs will get the job done($109.99/ dozen bare shaft). Victory Rip V6 if you want 5mm(same price as the Hunter XTs). If you want something even cheaper, Gold Tip Warriors will do great(65.99/ dozen bare shaft). There are plenty of good options out there for guys on a budget. For broadheads, QAD Exodus are really great and are competitively priced.
My problem isn’t the price only. It is the fact they don’t sell components separately and if an insert is lost in foam or a fletching is lost you have to buy a new arrow. That is unsustainable. Also how do you compare the most expensive titanium inserts to Ultraviews aluminum ss hybrid is not the same. If I can get components separately and they cut back on the over done packaging for arrows they would be worth a look.
@@mikeftball44 I never said the Ultraview components were great. In fact, in conversation, I have agreed that titanium would have been a far better choice, especially due to the price. The point of comparison was not to say the arrows are totally equal, just to show a price to price comparison. I completely agree with lost components and fletchings being a hindrance with these arrows.
@@Psychedelic-s4i You’re right. But Bishop arrows are not readily available in pro shops like the Ultraview arrows or the X10 parallel pros. That is why I did not compare them.
@@jasonard7227 I really think you missed the entire point of the video. Everyone makes good arrows. Some are better than others and some are more expensive than others. If someone else chooses to shoot UV, why does it matter so much? If they are successful in hunting and happy, then good for them.
can get better stronger match stuff way cheaper I match all my stuff and do it way cheaper with rip tko black eagle even the gemini arrows and I can build the weight I want I like UV but not this stupid over priced victory arrow they can keep em
@@jasonard7227 I’m glad you found what you like. Just don’t shoot the UV arrows. I don’t understand why anyone is upset. If you don’t like the price then buy something else. Don’t complain because you don’t like them.
This is the best video I’ve seen for the ultraview arrows your opinion is the best I’ve heard I also think it’s ridiculous how plenty of archers are complaining about the price then just don’t buy them lol. I will be buying some because I want to have the best setup possible but to each there own great video man!
@@JakeBledsoe Awesome! Hopefully you will be able to put them through their paces to really test them. I appreciate the support!
to bad you wont have the best there is way better out there
@@jasonard7227 This is exactly what I’m talking about. You’re tearing people down instead of being happy they are in archery. If you don’t like the UV arrows, don’t shoot them. It has absolutely no effect on you what anyone else shoots.
@@joelculpepperoutdoors4262 I agree some people just need to keep there mouths shut we all have are own opinions.
Received mine about a week ago. Absolutely love them. If and when I need to I will order them again.
Ultraview mission is to make money.That's how every company is
@@IZZYR23 Right. The end result of every company is to make profit. Some just go about it differently than others.
The products are top quality stuff that’s not gone be cheap lol
@@Getdownorlaydownbum That’s right. I’m not saying the price is not justified. I’m saying explaining why it is as high as it is.
Great video. I appreciate you acknowledging who these arrows are made for.
@@YonderWizerd I appreciate the comment! It’s not an arrow for everyone for sure!
What people don’t understand is that if you miss, a team of navy seals shows up . Once on the scene they make you a drink to calm your nerves, finds your arrow. Then they snaps the nears 180 or better deer neck . So it could be worse. Bishop fad eliminators lol
@@cleo-2212 Wow! I didn’t know that!😂😂😂
Good vid. For the price the inserts should be titanium 1000%. Not excited about the overall arrow weight for my trad setup for the elk woods. I prefer a 575 trad setup. These would work for a whitetail no problem but the price point is dumb for whitetail.
@@snboutdoors9567 I agree with you. Titanium would be great. A lot of guys will like the weight, but it is certainly not for everyone. Thanks for the support!
@@joelculpepperoutdoors4262 I feel like titanium would have justified it. You made some valid points When you mentioned the prices of building your arrows compared to the price of UV but you built a completely custom arrow and UV are 100% stock arrows. There is nothing custom about it, pre fletched, pre wrapped, only 1 type of insert/outsert. The only custom feature is they are pre cut to your specs which every store in the US will do.
@@snboutdoors9567 I agree with you. That is why I never said they are custom arrows. They are premium though which is why the price is where it is. Ultraview is not really a custom company but a premium manufacturer. The description of the 1k arrows describes unmatched synergy with their components. The arrows aren’t designed to be customizable. Their goal is not about 100% customization but rather building something they believe will be great for everyone. I still am not a fan of them but like I said in the video, the 1k arrows were not made for me.
@@joelculpepperoutdoors4262 I’m agreeing with you man. Bee’s video and Kolby’s IG post praised custom quality arrows.
@@joelculpepperoutdoors4262 I thibk the only thing I do not agree with is calling anything with aluminum, a premium product. I do think you should continue doing a series about this.
I would love to see a manufactured price breakdown.
@@YonderWizerd Hopefully they will release the shafts and all the components separately so we can all look at them.
The X10s at least if you have to replace a vane, you could
Uv you can't
You have to buy the whole repair kit. CRAZY.
@@kellyskinner7282 That is a problem they will hopefully fix in the future. However, it does kinda put them in a bad light to the guy who does do his own stuff. It is definitely a strange choice on UVs part.
Everyone wants the highest quality hunting equipment. Whether it’s arrows , sights, even bows but no one wants to pay the money. They complain too complain. UltraView is in my opinion on top of their game. Quality is outstanding and I don’t mind spending the extra money because I know the product I’m buying is the best of the best..
@@erickramer4580 You’re right. That is my point.
Custom built victory vap tkos, victory rip tkos, Sirius Gemini, Easton procomps, Easton parallel pro. Carbon Express photon SD. There all going to be $200 or more custom built. Ultra view is not far off.
@@brockpeck7073 You are 100% correct. That was one thing I wanted to point out. I appreciate the comment!
I believe victory worked with UV in the manufacturing of these arrows.
@@erickramer4580 they did. They are victory arrows branded uv
@@erickramer4580 They did. That is where the 1k carbon came in. It’s one of Victory’s designs.
Lol I seen the arrows and thought they looked cool. I didn't know how much they cost until I watched this lol. Good grief. When I paid 20 and arrow I said never again. 36 is wild. To each their own I guess.
@@SouthernDrawTN That is the mindset. I don’t like the price either but hey, someone thinks it’s the best there ever was.
Not to mention having to pay for assembling the parallel pro’s if we are making a fair comparison since the ultraview arrows come built out of the box.
@@wpshelton I didn’t really know how to break down the assembly cost, assuming we are both thinking about the cost of an arrow saw and a fletching jig and the other things. Even if you had everything, it still cost money to get. If you pay someone to fletch and everything, it would probably be even higher than the Ultraviews. Great comment!
Come on gentlemen play nice. If you want to buy expensive arrows, get you a couple dozen bishop or you can buy a new pick up pretty close to the same.
@@ericgrant8783 You ain’t kidding! 😂
I get what your saying, but when you make that practice shot or that hunting harvesting shot, you still need to understand it's gonna boil down to the skill of the archer as long as your shot hits the kill zone, a good shot is a good shot
@@wayneeden98 Absolutely! I could not agree more!
You mean Victory arrows. If you think these Victory arrows are expensive, check out Bishop archery.
@@michaelvstheworld3680 I’ve looked at their arrows. They are really expensive, but I did not include them in this breakdown because you are very unlikely to be able to walk into a Pro Shop and find them.
@@joelculpepperoutdoors4262 I seriously doubt you find these Ultra Victory arrows in most pro shop either.
Sirius Apollo .204 is quality arrow, pricy but nothing near Ultraview. Sleeved outsert system. Add wrap and vanes. Nocks come with. 214.00 dozen for shafts, sleeved outserts and nocks. .001 straightness.
@@TradTech I’m intrigued by the Sirius arrows. I’d like to experiment with them at some point if possible.
Sirius Gemini’s are a top arrow …… you can improve your foc without shooting a 500+ arrow
@@stacyhardin611 I’ve considered getting some Geminis and building a really light arrow setup just for fun.
I’m a 31.5” draw and my arrows are 472 grains at 29 3/8” carbon to carbon with 50 grain podium titanium half out and 125 grain SEVR I’m at 15.2% FOC
@@stacyhardin611 Wow! That’s pretty good! Sounds like an awesome setup!
I imagine the reason victory wasn't previously offering a 1k carbon weave shaft is the price. I believe a dozen bare shaft 1k weave would be the most expensive shaft we've seen on the market.
@@dirtjunkie2749 You’re probably right. The idea of the 1k weave is great in theory but a whitetail hunter certainly doesn’t need anything that strong just to shoot deer at 40 yards and in. It would be great for Elk, Moose, and other large animals. Especially at distance. I appreciate the comment!
The 1k ultraviolet comes in a 6 pack so you will have to double the price to equal a dozen compared to the x10 parallel pro dozen shafts.
@@terellloper194 The basis is 219.99 divided by six shafts. Double it to 439.98 and divide by twelve and the price is the same per shaft. The X10s are 424.92 for a dozen as I set them up. That is where the numbers I came up with.
Rip TKO partnered with UltraView to make these arrows.
@@erickramer4580 Yes. The 1k in the RIP TKO arrows is the same technology as the UV 1Ks.
If I get Ultra view arrows and Beast broadheads I'll have to get a second job to afford them. Or I can't afford gas to drive to my hunting spots. I'm sad
😢
@@kellyskinner7282 Gold Tip Hunter XTs will get the job done($109.99/ dozen bare shaft). Victory Rip V6 if you want 5mm(same price as the Hunter XTs). If you want something even cheaper, Gold Tip Warriors will do great(65.99/ dozen bare shaft). There are plenty of good options out there for guys on a budget. For broadheads, QAD Exodus are really great and are competitively priced.
My problem isn’t the price only. It is the fact they don’t sell components separately and if an insert is lost in foam or a fletching is lost you have to buy a new arrow. That is unsustainable. Also how do you compare the most expensive titanium inserts to Ultraviews aluminum ss hybrid is not the same. If I can get components separately and they cut back on the over done packaging for arrows they would be worth a look.
@@mikeftball44 I never said the Ultraview components were great. In fact, in conversation, I have agreed that titanium would have been a far better choice, especially due to the price. The point of comparison was not to say the arrows are totally equal, just to show a price to price comparison. I completely agree with lost components and fletchings being a hindrance with these arrows.
Bishop arrows are way more expensive
@@Psychedelic-s4i You’re right. But Bishop arrows are not readily available in pro shops like the Ultraview arrows or the X10 parallel pros. That is why I did not compare them.
yea and they will last way longer as well shoot that UV arrow into a block see how it holds up lol
@@jasonard7227 I really think you missed the entire point of the video. Everyone makes good arrows. Some are better than others and some are more expensive than others. If someone else chooses to shoot UV, why does it matter so much? If they are successful in hunting and happy, then good for them.
Not buying them till I hit the lottery
@@wayneeden98 Heard that!!!😂
can get better stronger match stuff way cheaper I match all my stuff and do it way cheaper with rip tko black eagle even the gemini arrows and I can build the weight I want I like UV but not this stupid over priced victory arrow they can keep em
@@jasonard7227 I’m glad you found what you like. Just don’t shoot the UV arrows. I don’t understand why anyone is upset. If you don’t like the price then buy something else. Don’t complain because you don’t like them.