Todd Quinn

I have shot gold tip for years and have never had any trouble with them. As a matter of fact, the dozen I have now I have been shooting for 3 years.

Matt Horn

I shoot gold tips and yes they are amazing !!!! I also found some at gndr mtn on sale for 39.99 which isnt that bad at all.

Bob Ritter

I also use them for hunting. Probably the most durable shafts I've ever used.Spend a little more and get the better 1's. I shoot the Expedition Hunters.

seth baker

I have shot gold tip for the last 5 years i still have some of the origional dozen. i have misswd targets and hit rocks only damage was the field point. have shoot deer, armadilow, squirl, and foxes never had a problem. i use the hunter xt

Zack Doyle

I was on the Gold Tip shooter staff for several years, and I can tell you they are most definitely the toughest arrow on the market. The other advantage they offer is that they retain their straightness better than any other shaft. A huge misconception is that carbon arrows will always be straight, and just isn't true. After so many shots and impacts, carbon arrows will begin to lose their straightness. Gold Tips retain that better than anyone. I love the Velocity XT for hunting.

Mark Zamora

I shoot cabela extreme stalkers with blazer vanes. Pretty good arrow for the money.

robert williamson

thanks yall. i just might have to get some of those then. and thats an awsome price, i cant believe just 40 bucks. gamemasters has a set of 12 for about 110$. but from what you guys say i think imma buy me some.

Todd Quinn

make sure you are not buying bare shafts for $40, unless you do your own fletching like I do.

Zack Doyle

$40 was probably for 6 arrows pre-fletched in a box. Thats about normal. The XT Hunters usually run $80-90/doz fletched. Here's a little industry secret for you as well, and this goes for any arrow. When the shafts are cut to length, cut an inch off the back of the shaft first, then cut to the correct length off the front. The intolerances are at the ends of the shaft, and by cutting off both ends, you have created a shaft that is straighter than advertised for that particular model. This essentially turns an Expedition Hunter into an XT Hunter and an XT Hunter into a Pro Hunter. Obviously it wont work on prefletched shafts, so please don't cut an inch off of them. Bare shafts only. I really shouldn't give out these secrets, but it's your lucky day:)

robert williamson

oh. sweet. thats one awsome tip zack. thanks much. i appriciate it. :)