Easton Axis Arrows w/ Feathers?

[yohanaz]

I have a 64" Toelke Whip 42lbs at 28" coming in the mail!  It was suggested to me to get 5mm Easton Axis arrows - 500 spine ... start working back at 31" w/ 200 grains upfront.

I am struggling to find somewhere where I can purchase 5mm Easton Axis Arrows with Feathers installed.  Any suggestions?  I was also unable to find any with traditional wood grains.

Any help would be much appreciated!

[Jim Wright]

Google it and you'll find Bass Pro, Lancaster Archery and others sell them. I believe the only ones that come in a "wood grain" finish are the Fred Eichler series.

[Arctic Hunter]

Fletching arrows is simple and used bitz jigs are relatively cheap.

Then you can fletch them however you want too.

[Flingblade]

3Rivers.  Link on the top of this page.

[Roger Norris]

Those are great shafts, but you might enjoy fletching them up yourself. I like 4, 4 inch feathers on that shaft. You won't find that pre-made.

[MnFn]

I am a fan of wood arrows, but I really like how Easton Axis shafts fly out of my 48-50# ASL's. 27" 500's work for me.

I had a dozen put together by the Footed Shaft when they were in Rochester MN. These have 5" three fletch and it works, but I do like 4" four fletch on my woodies also.

The only thing I would caution you about is those aluminum in/out inserts. They break quite easily. The steel ones are good I think.

[Orion]

Depending on your draw and arrow length, 500 spine (about 63#@28") might be too stiff.