TY Archery Carbon Arrow 24in – Spine 500, Removable Tips (Pack of 12) for Compound & Recurve

TY Archery introduces a carbon arrow engineered for target practice and outdoor shooting. The 24-inch shaft promises a balanced feel and consistent flight, while a spine rating of 500 accommodates a broad range of bows. Sold as a pack of 12, these arrows feature removable tips for flexible use in training and light practice scenarios. The overall length is 25.5 inches, with a 7.8 mm outer diameter and a 6.2 mm inner diameter, designed to fit common target setups for both compound and recurve bows.

Product highlights

• Fluorescent shaft and fletching make arrows easier to locate after a shot, saving time during practice.
• Nocks are not glued, so you can rotate the nock to tune fit with your bow and shooting style.
• An O-ring locks the screw tip, enabling easy tip replacement as your practice needs evolve.
• Six extra nocks are included for quick replacements during sessions.

Bow compatibility and practical use

These arrows are built to fit a wide range of bows. They suit compound bows in the 25–50 lb range and recurves or long bows in the 30–60 lb category, offering flexible options as you train or test a new setup.

• 24-inch shaft length, 25.5-inch overall length, 7.8 mm outer diameter, 6.2 mm inner diameter, and 500 spine for stable flight.
• Standard dimensions balance stiffness and weight for reliable performance at practice distances.

What’s in the pack and how it helps

With a 12-arrow bundle, you’ll have ample rounds for distance, aim, and consistency sessions without frequent restocking. The included 6 extra nocks support quick replacements if needed during a session.

• Removable tips allow you to swap to different point styles without buying new arrows.
• The design emphasizes safety and ease of use for beginners and seasoned shooters alike.

In the field or at the range, these TY Archery carbon arrows offer a practical, adaptable option for building confidence and consistency in your aiming and release. They focus on practice-oriented results and invite you to explore how tuning draw weight and alignment might affect your shots, without promising guaranteed outcomes.