EVO-X CenterPunch Carbon Arrows, 20", w/ Alpha-Nocks .001", color may vary.

Product is durable

These center punch darts are very accurate out the box I blew thru a buck at 40 yards last year with 1 dart I like them so much I just ordered another set of them 🤙🏼😝 be ware when you received the box there are only 3 darts in the front you need to open the bottom of the box in the back there is the other QTY 3 darts for 6 total they are a little pricy but worth it! For the knock issue they are Glued In but with a little work and patience you can drill them out like I did….. and replace with lighted knock had ZERO issues with flying and staying lit 🤘🏼😝

Just what I wanted to replace my original bolts with. These will work really well.

Deer season. Crossbow tune up. Highly recommended.

Purchased these to supplement my initial supply of 3 that I got with my TenPoint Viper-S400 model, which is now discontinued. It came with EVO-X bolts like these, but with a couple notable differences. The fletchings are noticeably shorter on this new set by maybe 1/2" or more and have a different icon printed on the off color, and the weight of the arrow is lighter by around 11 grains (347gr vs 358gr). I weighed them with a little kitchen scale in grams. Spec sheet on amazon has these new ones at 445gr which is fine. It probably doesn't make a HUGE difference to the flight pattern, but I'm not going to mix & match the old set to the new just to be consistent.

I use these in my Tenpoint crossbow. I can’t think of a better bolt.

While testing a new crossbow, missed the target and sent 2 of them through a sheet of 3/4 plywood, plus the door that was open behind it. Which is fortunate, because I have been wanting to install a peep hole on my garage for when I am hiding from the roving gang of girlscouts that beats me up and perpetrates unspeakably violent acts upon my person…. Anyway, they went in so deep (which is a problem I have never experienced myself) that the fletching was torn off. And they were so tight (unlike my ex) that I had to pound them out with a hammer and a wooden cushion. The arrows were completely undamaged (unlike my psyke at this point, in case you were wondering) other than the fletching being torn off. Is that acceptable when firing an arrow at 400fps through 3/4 marine treated plywood? I’ll let you decide…

These arrows shoot very well. Got my first deer of the year last week and this arrow hit the mark as expected. The nock did break however.