Spruce Arrow 5/16 35 - 40
Spruce Arrow 5/16 35 - 40
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Spruce Wood Arrow 5/16 – Spine 35–40 lbs
A dependable, handcrafted spruce arrow designed for lighter draw weights and consistent shooting performance. Produced in the Bearpaw Arrow Manufactory, each shaft is selected with care to ensure reliability, straightness, and long-lasting quality. Perfect for traditional archery, recreational shooting, and beginners who want a trustworthy wooden arrow.
Key Features
- Diameter: 5/16"
- Spine Rating: 35–40 lbs
- Length: 29"
- Fletching: 4" shield cut, right wing
- Point: 3D steel glue-on point, 5/16, 100 gr
- Nock: 5/16 nock
- Finish: Clear lacquered shaft
- Note: Feather and nock colors may vary.
Perfect for
- Beginners looking for a reliable wooden practice arrow
- Traditional archers who prefer natural materials
- Target and 3D practice at short to mid-range distances
- Bows with draw weights around 35–40 lbs
Beginner’s Tip
A spine of 35–40 lbs provides a forgiving, well-balanced setup for light bows. The lacquered finish protects the wood from moisture, making this arrow an excellent choice for outdoor shooting sessions.
Why Choose the 5/16 Spruce Arrow?
Spruce is appreciated for its lightweight feel, smooth flex, and impressive durability. Combined with Bearpaw’s precise craftsmanship, this arrow offers consistent flight, clean release, and dependability—trusted by traditional archers worldwide.
Here you can find the spinetable with all necessary information.
Product description
Spruce Wood Arrow 5/16 – Spine 35–40 lbs
A dependable, handcrafted spruce arrow designed for lighter draw weights and consistent shooting performance. Produced in the Bearpaw Arrow Manufactory, each shaft is selected with care to ensure reliability, straightness, and long-lasting quality. Perfect for traditional archery, recreational shooting, and beginners who want a trustworthy wooden arrow.
Key Features
- Diameter: 5/16"
- Spine Rating: 35–40 lbs
- Length: 29"
- Fletching: 4" shield cut, right wing
- Point: 3D steel glue-on point, 5/16, 100 gr
- Nock: 5/16 nock
- Finish: Clear lacquered shaft
- Note: Feather and nock colors may vary.
Perfect for
- Beginners looking for a reliable wooden practice arrow
- Traditional archers who prefer natural materials
- Target and 3D practice at short to mid-range distances
- Bows with draw weights around 35–40 lbs
Beginner’s Tip
A spine of 35–40 lbs provides a forgiving, well-balanced setup for light bows. The lacquered finish protects the wood from moisture, making this arrow an excellent choice for outdoor shooting sessions.
Why Choose the 5/16 Spruce Arrow?
Spruce is appreciated for its lightweight feel, smooth flex, and impressive durability. Combined with Bearpaw’s precise craftsmanship, this arrow offers consistent flight, clean release, and dependability—trusted by traditional archers worldwide.
Here you can find the spinetable with all necessary information.
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With which feathers are the carbon arrows fletched?
Our carbon arrows are fletched with our high quality and beautiful natural feathers.
For which bow can I use the arrows with natural feathers?
Our carbon arrows with natural feathers can be used without restriction for all types of bows.
How to shorten the arrows?
We measure according to AMO standard. This means we measure your desired shaft length from the base of the nock (lowest point in the nock notch) to the end of the shaft.