I have the Nano's...been good for me. I have some others I have tried, and went back to the nano's. I am going to look for something with a stiffer spine, but until I break or lose these two dozen I have - not changing.
I've ben shooting the axis for almost 7 years and absolutely love them. I've not found another arrow that is more durable. I'm a huge fan of small diameter arrows for a multitude of reasons. The FMJ's are nice but if I'm going to use an aluminum/carbon arrow... I want the aluminum on the inside, I've seen these arrows dent, a lot. The acc's are nice but IMO not worth the extra money over the nano's
So which one is the most durable? I have the tendency to break arrows like crazy because i like to have fun in the yard and shoot at crazy angles and distances.
I have the Axis N-Fused. They're great arrows as far as I am concerned. The only thing I do not like is the Hidden Insert technology(HIT). They tend to "splinter" if they hit anything solid, where a regular insert arrow had held up.
Yea i shoot beman mfx HIT and they were a pain and im afraid of messing them up. Does Axis make any reg insert arrows?
I found a FMJ stuck in a tree at a 3d shoot one time so i took it =[] and been messin with it and have shot it a few times once hit concrete road and nothing so im considering those too
The Axis N fused are pure carbon. All of them are great arrows. I use the pure carbon N-fused because the ones bonded to aluminum (A/C/C, FMJ) can bend which has been a problem for me in the past. I do agree that the HIT system tends to be weaker on the pure carbon shaft than a standard insert as mentioned, but it's fine on the FMJ, A/C/C shafts since the head butts up against aluminum which stops the impact from shattering the shaft.
well i have them up on order but im having a problem with the spine? 70lbs monster 27in arrow 28in draw 200gr point which spine?
