Ambition Carbon shaft

DESCRIPTION:
Excellent carbon shaft with internal components of exceptional quality/price ratio. The wide range of spines available makes it an almost obligatory choice for low poundage bows that require soft spines, not available in all shafts but also skilled adults archers like them for their cheapness, lightness and aerodynamics.

They have the same internal diameter for all the measures (only changes the outer diameter) so they brings the same tip and nock. Pin type nock is installed and included in the price but if you want you can also remove the insert pin in aluminum and install a common Uni nock. Even the tip is included in the price: 70g for spines up to 700 e da 80g for stiffer ones.

AVAILABLE SIZES:
SPINE   LENGHT   GRAIN/inc,  POINT    BOW
1800      33”          4,09           70g      10-15#
1500      33”          4,30           70g      15-20#
1300      33”          4,65           70g      20-25#
1100      33”          4,88           70g      25-30#
1000      33”          5,39           70g      30-35#
 900       33”          5,54           70g      35-38#
 800       33”          5,70           70g      38-40#
 700       33”          6,45           80g      40-43#
 600       33”          7,18           80g      43-45#
 500       33”          8,12           80g      45-50#

The bow weight combination is an approximation and it is effected by draw length, Point weight, string type, arrow length and other.

We can make free cutting if the length is indicated in the comments. Unless otherwise specified, the length of the arrow is meant from nock groove to cut at the tip.

SUGGESTIONS:
The combination of the right shaft spine, point weight and arrow length with your bow is a very important matter. Refer to Technical pages for information on the correct arrow choosing or, if you can come to my shop, will take advantage by the free service to perform the shafts testing. About the softer spines shafts, used on low poundage bows, the 70g point is definitely too heavy. You can buy another one but if you have a bit of patience and dexterity, you can also cut them with a hacksaw using the grooves of the rod as a reference, and if you are very precise, checking the weight with a precision scale to correct it with a file.

MY IMPRESSIONS:
I appreciate very much carbon shafts for target and 3d competition shooting because their reliability and lightness. I think these has nothing to envy to more expensive ones..

MADE IN CHINA