Natural cedar arrows in Port Orford cedar, fletched to your order in a set of six or a dozen. The timber is left untreated, so the raw grain shows, and the bare surface gives you a clean base if you want to oil or seal the arrows yourself later.
Pick the shaft to suit your bow. The slim 5/16 inch shaft is made for lighter draw weights, with spine bands from under 30lb up to 50 to 55lb. The 11/32 inch shaft is the stiffer choice for heavier bows, with spine bands from 40 to 45lb up to 60 to 65lb.
Specifications
| Pack | 6 or 12 fletched arrows |
|---|---|
| Timber | Port Orford cedar (Wood Database entry) |
| Finish | Natural, untreated |
| Diameter | 5/16 inch or 11/32 inch |
| Spine on 5/16 | Under 30lb, then 5lb bands from 30 to 35lb up to 50 to 55lb |
| Spine on 11/32 | 5lb bands from 40 to 45lb up to 60 to 65lb |
| New bow | Choose the new bow option in the spine menu and we pick the spine to match it |
| Length | Any whole inch from 26 to 32 |
| Nock | Glue-on, in black, white or transparent green |
| Feathers | Index and hen colours picked separately, or left to us |
| Point | Brass Bullet Point or Quadrella bodkin; the Aragorn and Longobarda burnished points are in the menu and marked when out of stock |
How each set is made
- Shafts are sorted so the arrows in a set sit within 10 grains of each other.
- Each shaft is straightened by hand.
- Feathers are glued in line, with a removable protector band at the base of the fletching.
- Every finished arrow is inspected, and every set is made in Australia.
Care for bare cedar
Store the arrows flat somewhere dry and shaded, wipe off dirt and damp after shooting, and check the feathers and points before each session. 3Rivers Archery on caring for wooden arrows has more.
For a sealed finish, the same arrows come in a deluxe polyurethane coat: Port Orford Cedar Arrows, Deluxe Coated Finish. Read the right arrows for your bow before choosing a spine, and keep fletching tape handy for refletching.
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