| From: Rooty
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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| From: Jegs.mi
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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Cool shafts rooty, what are they?
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| From: Rooty
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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Easton.
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| From: 1buckurout
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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Wow! Those are nice. I didn't know you could buy anything like that. Reminded me of an old Howard Hill article I read years ago. He used white arrows for hunting something... but I don't recall what.
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| From: redquebec
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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As I age and my vision changes, I've often wondered if those shafts would make it easier to get a clearer sight picture. They look great!
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| From: Rooty
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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Howards white arrows were my inspiration. These are a step up from Carbon Legacy in straightness and come with the inserts I prefer.
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| From: Rooty
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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| From: Jegs.mi
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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I have been wondering if painting my broadheads white would help in low light?
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| From: The Whittler
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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Wow Easton makes driveway markers. They might be hard to see in the winter, just summer ones I guess. :-) Cool
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| From: Altitude Sickness
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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I tried to patent fluorescent and reflective properties into film dipping and arrow graphics. But no one made a material to do it in the 90s. I always though if the could make the thin arrow graphics reflective it would be a huge advantage to finding arrows. Without the rear weight, cost and state law of lighted nocks.
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| From: kstradhunter
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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Let us know how you like them! Ive got some white Traditional Only Barebows that are just a white 5mm axis basically and love them.
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| From: Bob Rowlands
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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Add white fletch and nock and you have the easiest to see arrows. And find too. Unless you are shooting in the snow. And that sure as hell ain't around here anymore.
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| From: MStyles
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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I like fluorescent Orange fletching.
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| From: Corax_latrans
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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There is just one thing that you guys might want to be aware of with these, and that is that (at least a few years ago) there was a guy at my club who was shooting them and when I mentioned to him that I had found a few out on the course he said “KEEP THEM! I hate the damn things!!“
He was a compound shooter, and there was something about whatever they used for the graphic treatment that made them extraordinarily difficult for him to pull out of a 3-D target. So he was not much of a fan. I suppose most of us stickbow guys would not have much of a problem because they would just stop that much more quickly.
In fairness, that is all secondhand information, so take it for what it’s worth… I trust Rooty will provide a full report before too long!
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| From: MikeT
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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And I thought I was gonna see a incredible snow picture! I`m not into carbon, but those look pretty cool. Almost a "trad" autumn orange stripe on there. Easton sure is proud of their crests nowadays, my aluminum Legacy are pretty over the top too.
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| From: Draven
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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Nice! I want some too. I need to start doing them.
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| From: SB
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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Fred Bear shot full white arrows so they would show up in flight filming hunts. We used to be able to buy full length white painted cedar arrows back in the day.
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| From: Wayne Hess
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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Are pictures worth a thousand shots, words ?
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| From: Rooty
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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| From: Ken Schwartz
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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Rooty! With the weather we have at the moment , I’m sure those will be a spring time warm warm season projectile. Awesome job and very visual! Ken
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| From: Tim Finley
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| Date: 17-Dec-21 |
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I have some Beman whiteouts I have used for several years they were easy to find and I liked them for hunting hogs at night .
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