Find your appropriate spine selection for your bow and use the detail arrow specifications chart on the next page to see which shafts are available in your spine. Arrow length is measured from the throat of the nock to the end of the insert.

Easton, Gold Tip and Carbon Express arrow spine charts for compound, recurve and traditional bows.

What Arrow Spine Do You Need? Use the Gold Tip spine selector tool to find out which arrow spine is best for your bow.

To use the gold tip arrow spine calculator: Enter your draw weight in pounds. Enter the length of your arrow in inches. Click on “Calculate” to get the estimated spine rating. The calculator performs a simple estimation by doubling the draw weight value and adding the arrow length to it.

Dec 16, 2021 · You can add all sorts of weight to any arrow if the spine is adequate, without seeing problems. I use GT's, with traditional inserts. The 340's are ideal at 60lbs with a 340 IBO/ATA rating, XT's or UL's. If you are adding 100gr to the tip, no matter what the charts say, grab a couple of the .300 economy grade shafts and see how they work for you.

What Arrow Spine Do You Need? Use the Gold Tip spine selector tool to find out which arrow spine is best for your bow.

What Arrow Spine Do You Need? Use the Gold Tip spine selector tool to find out which arrow spine is best for your bow.

Jan 31, 2025 · It's not perfect, but it will give you an idea how spine, arrow length and point weight change the characteristics of the arrow. Have fun with it. Easton recurve arrow selector: Shaft Selector - Target Gold Tip arrow selector: Spine Selector | Gold Tip Arrows

Jan 28, 2017 · You can make .340 spine shafts work with a 70# 350 IBO rated bow, at a 28" DL. The only reason that you'd need to go to a .300 spine, would be for a high FOC arrow build.

What Arrow Spine Do You Need? Use the Gold Tip spine selector tool to find out which arrow spine is best for your bow.