New help with buying arrows??

[Crews]

Ok, right now i am shooting Carbon express arrows that are 8.5 grains per inch and they are 250's. I just bumped my poundage to 70lbs, I am looking at carbon express maximas blues but km Looking for an arrow that is fast but still has the ability to get a pass through on a deer. My draw length is also 26 1/2 inch. Should I stay with 250's or go up to 350's?

[rossivey]

The maximas should be fine. Shot placement has more to do with pass thru than your arrow selection.

[Mudslinger]

Just make sure teh arrow is spined for what you need and go a little stiffer on the spine if you are on the edge between 2 spines. If you really want to make sure you get a pass thru or at least the greater possibility of a pass thru, go to a heavier arrow. Heavier beats speed everytime for penetration.

[SabineRR]

Just make sure teh arrow is spined for what you need and go a little stiffer on the spine if you are on the edge between 2 spines. If you really want to make sure you get a pass thru or at least the greater possibility of a pass thru, go to a heavier arrow. Heavier beats speed everytime for penetration.

x2. Speed isn't everything

[bowstalker210]

Carbon express are good arrows, they're a lil overpriced though. And that dual spine technology isn't even true. But yeah the major thing with whatever arrow you shoot, make sure the spine is dead on

[txriddle17]

Just make sure teh arrow is spined for what you need and go a little stiffer on the spine if you are on the edge between 2 spines. If you really want to make sure you get a pass thru or at least the greater possibility of a pass thru, go to a heavier arrow. Heavier beats speed everytime for penetration.

x2