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EnglishShafts: Aluminium
Important Information on cutting Arrows and Shafts:
We will cut your arrows for free! Just mention the desired arrow length as a comment when choosing your arrow. Please provide us with information about the reference points from where to where we shall cut.
- length (without any further references) describes the distance from the nock-bed (= where the string touches the nock) to the end of the shaft (= without point)
- shaft length describes the pure Aluminium or Carbon length of an arrow or a shaft (excluding nock and point)
Indoor recurve shaft with a rear taper, sitting just under the maximum diameter permitted by World Archery at the point end. The RX7 does not keep a constant diameter along its length: it grows towards the front and tapers towards the rear. At the fr...
139,95 €
The classic indoor shaft for recurve and compound, sitting close to the 9.3 mm limit set by World Archery. The X23 is one of the longest running tournament shafts Easton builds, drawn from the same alloy as the X7 Eclipse and sorted to the same stand...
12,95 €
Hard-anodised aluminium shaft in 7178-T9, the reference point for consistent arrows in training and competition for decades. The X7 Eclipse is drawn from an aerospace alloy with 105,000 psi tensile strength and sorted to ±.001" straightness with a w...
11,95 €
Hard-anodised aluminium shaft from the XX75 range, the entry point into aluminium for clubs, training and youth work. The Jazz shares its construction and alloy family with the more expensive XX75 shafts but is sorted to wider tolerances: ±.005" str...
49,95 €
Hard-anodised aluminium shaft from the XX75 range, positioned between the Jazz and the tournament shafts. The Platinum Plus is sorted more tightly than the Jazz: ±.002" straightness instead of ±.005", and ±1 percent weight tolerance instead of ±2...
79,95 €