I bought a dozen and would give a mixed review. The weight consistency was poor compared to other arrows I've built. A total span of 9 grains after cutting to same length. Most were +/- 2 grains but 2 were 5 grains heavy and 1 was nearly 5 grains light. The spine was also more pronounced than in higher quality shafts. Depending on nock orientation I got up to a 1.5 inch tear through paper, although I was able to get a bullet hole out of all after some fiddling. I'm happy with groups at 40 yards, but past 60 I get noticeably tighter groups out of my victory or Easton arrows. I think the orange shafts are a much better idea than lighted nocks so l will still use them for whitetail where I wouldn't shoot at anything further than 40 or 50 yds. Bottom line: for most people these are fine, but if you shoot at long range you might find you need to set a few arrows aside.

If your shooting 3d the catalyst from factor are awesome as well…. He has 5/6 different arrows as well as many different designs of wraps, great shooting product!

Been shooting the Velocity SL’s with the IRIS collar system now for 2 months. I’d stack them against any arrow on the market. The collars are damn near bullet proof. Setting up my new sight, I put one through 2 pieces of 2x4. Pulled it out and shot out Elk target, lights out at 82yrds. Highly, highly recommend. Plus they’re Canadian and have awesome service!

Love my apex SL arrow shafts!

Great for finding arrows in grass

These come with the inserts loose correct? I ordered three different sets of the inserts to make sure I get them spined perfectly. I will use cold melt until I dial in my setup.

Great idea! Must be some kind of epoxy paint? I like using orange fluorescent wraps.

Do you think they are better then Easton axis 5mm arrows

I wish you could get them in 250 spine

to bad they dont have .001 all they have is .003