8pt~Bowhunter

I'm shooting a 70 lb bowwith a 28" inch draw. Do you think that I should get the 350 Maximas or the 250. I would like to shoot a lighter arrow, but i don't want to hurt my bow or arrows. What should I do. Please help.[]

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frdbrbw

i shoot a 70 lb bow with a 28.5 draw and i shoot the 350's . they are by far the best arrows i have shot.

Humble Hunter

[align=left]I shoot 60 lbs with the 250's. Think they would be a little light for 70 lbs.
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twildasin

Why do you want to go so light? Its better to be heavier than not heavy enough!!!!Go with the 350's Im at 60# 30" draw and I shoot 350's perform flawlessly.

PreacherTony

350 350 350!!!!

8pt~Bowhunter

Ok, I'll go with the 350. Thanks for all the advice!

mobow

How long are your arrows? DL is irrelevant when determining spine, it's all about arrow length....

If you're under 27", the 250's will work perfectly fine.

MeanV2

I shot 27" long250's out of my 70# Allegiance. I did tune them and had zero problems and great groups. The Binary's are more forgiving to softer spines than other cam systems. If youare shooting a Single cam go with a stiffer arrow. If youreally want a lighter arrow check out the Carbon Tech Cheetahs. They are a top notch light weight arrow shaft.
Good Luck!!

Dan

SevenMag

what if I'm "between" 250 and 350??? should I go for the bigger one???

mobow

Absolutely. Better to be slightly overspined than even a little bit under.