Spruce Arrow 11/32 45 - 50
Spruce Arrow 11/32 45 - 50
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Spruce Wood Arrow 11/32 – Spine 45–50 lbs
This classic spruce wood arrow is designed for archers using medium draw weights who appreciate traditional materials, consistent performance, and a smooth shooting feel. Crafted by hand in the Bearpaw Arrow Manufactory, every arrow is produced with meticulous attention to detail and carefully selected components.
Key Features at a Glance
- Diameter: 11/32 inch
- Spine Rating: 45–50 lbs – ideal for medium-draw bows
- Length: 30 inches
- Fletching: 4" Shield, right wing – stable and reliable arrow flight
- Point: 3D steel glue-on point 11/32, 100 gr
- Nock: 11/32 plastic nock
- Finish: Lacquered shaft for protection and long-lasting performance
Perfect for
- Traditional archers who enjoy the feel of natural wood
- Recurve and longbow shooters in the medium draw range
- 3D courses, instinctive archery, and recreational shooting
Beginner’s Tip
Fir wood offers a forgiving, smooth shooting experience. The 45–50 lbs spine range provides dependable consistency, especially for archers developing their technique.
Why Choose the Spruce Wood Arrow 11/32?
Because it combines tradition, craftsmanship, and reliability. Bearpaw selects only high-quality fir shafts known for their light weight, flexibility, and excellent flight characteristics. Each arrow is tuned with precision to ensure consistent performance.
Here you can find the spinetable with all necessary information.
Product description
Spruce Wood Arrow 11/32 – Spine 45–50 lbs
This classic spruce wood arrow is designed for archers using medium draw weights who appreciate traditional materials, consistent performance, and a smooth shooting feel. Crafted by hand in the Bearpaw Arrow Manufactory, every arrow is produced with meticulous attention to detail and carefully selected components.
Key Features at a Glance
- Diameter: 11/32 inch
- Spine Rating: 45–50 lbs – ideal for medium-draw bows
- Length: 30 inches
- Fletching: 4" Shield, right wing – stable and reliable arrow flight
- Point: 3D steel glue-on point 11/32, 100 gr
- Nock: 11/32 plastic nock
- Finish: Lacquered shaft for protection and long-lasting performance
Perfect for
- Traditional archers who enjoy the feel of natural wood
- Recurve and longbow shooters in the medium draw range
- 3D courses, instinctive archery, and recreational shooting
Beginner’s Tip
Fir wood offers a forgiving, smooth shooting experience. The 45–50 lbs spine range provides dependable consistency, especially for archers developing their technique.
Why Choose the Spruce Wood Arrow 11/32?
Because it combines tradition, craftsmanship, and reliability. Bearpaw selects only high-quality fir shafts known for their light weight, flexibility, and excellent flight characteristics. Each arrow is tuned with precision to ensure consistent performance.
Here you can find the spinetable with all necessary information.
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With which feathers are the carbon arrows fletched?
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For which bow can I use the arrows with natural feathers?
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How to shorten the arrows?
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