I used for few years the CE Eritage with great success and satisfaction, I still have a 2 dozen of 250 and 3+ doz of 350. But in the last few years I switched to FMJ 400 and those are great arrows as well. I like to foot them and they are bomb proof, but for 3 D and roving I use the Easton Axis Trad that are the all carbon version of the FMJ

Gold tip Traditionals

If you like the wood grain finish I've used the traditional only shafts that Easton makes for 3 Rivers.  Otherwise, I'm using Day 6 arrows now.  They're expensive, but, as long as you don't loose one you'll never break one.  I've missed the target and hit the steel inserts or stand for 3D targets and the tip bent, not kidding.  The arrow though was still good.  They're made in Wyoming and customer service is awesome.  If I'm buying carbon, that's what I'm spending my money on.

-Jeremy

I'm going to the Easton Legacy carbon with a tube grom 3 rivers for weight

Scamper, you would be so much better off usinging weighted inserts and or heavier heads. Bigjim

Easton Carbon Legacy.  Fantastic shafts.
and,  MADE IN USA.

lookmomnosights.. they are fantastic shafts, but they are not made in the US.
BigJim

Quote from: BigJim on September 27, 2022, 12:23:57 PM
lookmomnosights.. they are fantastic shafts, but they are not made in the US.
BigJim

Hit me with it Big Jim....... Where are they coming from ...... I'll try to pretend it doesn't bother me.  I was under the impression they were USA made. 

Some of their carbon shafts.. these specifically are made overseas.
BigJim

Well thanks for correcting me BigJim....... And like I said,  I'll try to pretend it doesn't bother me..... at least til the end of this season 

It shouldn't bother you. Easton Is an American company.  Very few carbon arrows are made stateside.  Unless you are shooting an American leather glove or a tab, your gloves are almost certainly made in Pakistan.
BigJim