Here is the link that states it was a double robinhood.


www.flexfletch.com/newpage2.htm



Robinhoods can be avoided or accompished with the way the arrows are built.I build arrows to prevent it from happening.I always use unibushings and g-nocks and this makes it much harder to robinhood and reaaly protects the back end of carbons.I have taken several nocks completely off and had to pull what was left,out with a screw that was heated up.Many more nocks have been split down the middle.Those would have been for sure robinhoods if the uni wasn' t there.


If I didn' t do this,I would destroy a bunch of arrows.Just something for those that are concerned about cost of arrows.Easy to avoid at home but when shooting with others on a 3-d range,it isn' t up to you sometimes.