Huntmaster, go to:

www.eastonarchery.com/products

Under ' Shaft Selectors' click on Legacy. Then just plug in the numbers they ask for and it will spit out a shaft size for you to try. I' ve found the Legacy chart a LOT closer than the standard charts when it comes to getting the right size for a recurve. You might have to try one size stiffer or one size weaker to get exactly the right arrow for you, but you' re going to at least be in the ballpark.

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For the past six weeks or so, I' ve been shooting some Carbon Express Terminator Selects that JeffB sent me to try out. I am very impressed with them. They are carbon composite arrows, like the old Graphlex arrows from the late 70' s. They shoot great and have some good weight to them, just as heavy as my aluminum arrows. They' ve got a 15 pound spine range and they' re sized according to draw weight (the ones I use are 6075 - spined for bows between 60 and 75 pounds). Since you' ll probably shoot a 29-30" arrow, just pick the size that brackets your draw weight.