Please select the material for the arrows from the menu.

To give you a little guidance for your purchase decision, here are a few words about the advantages and disadvantages. One could write a doctoral thesis on the interplay of bow strength, bow material, draw length, string, arrow weight, and arrow stiffness, but your coaches can explain the details to you.

Aluminum:

Advantages:

  • Aluminum is very durable and resistant, ensuring a long lifespan of the arrows.
  • Aluminum arrows are typically very consistent in weight and stiffness, leading to consistent performance.

Disadvantages:

  • Aluminum arrows can be slightly heavier compared to other materials, which can affect flight dynamics.
  • Aluminum arrows bend easily and are difficult to straighten.

Carbon:

Advantages:

  • Carbon arrows are very lightweight, leading to faster flight speeds.
  • Carbon is a stiff material, resulting in less bending and twisting during flight.

Disadvantages:

  • Carbon arrows can break under heavy impacts or blows, leading to high replacement costs.
  • High-quality carbon arrows are more expensive than aluminum arrows.

Bamboo:

Advantages:

  • Bamboo is a natural material, making it an aesthetic and traditional choice for arrows.
  • Bamboo has some flexibility, helping to absorb shocks and vibrations during flight.

Disadvantages:

  • Bamboo arrows may be irregular in weight and stiffness, leading to inconsistent shots.
  • Bamboo arrows may require more care and maintenance to keep them in good condition.

Specifications change from time to time. Since 2023, the ANKF has set the length of arrows to +15 cm. This means Yazuka is the personal draw length +15 cm.

For inexperienced archers, it's important that the arrows are not too short; otherwise, they might overdraw, and the arrowhead could come behind the bow, which can be very uncomfortable.

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