These arrows are tough as nails. I've split plywood in two with them (don't ask). And they didn't show and signs of wear. They're for youth, so that not much of a help to you. Then again they're just smaller arrows and made of the same material so there's not much of a difference.
I agree Bemans arrows are extremely durable. I have hit some pretty hard objects with them when I started shooting archery, not to mention they are on the cheaper side of the spectrum as well.
