I was praticing yesterday at about 20-25 yards and managed to break two arrows in the progress (oops) so i need to know what kind of arrow would be best for me since i am new to the sport and more then likely break more. Would aluminum or carbon be the best ?

Fill us in a bit more on your setup:

Bow
poundage
DL
what is primary use

and we can narrow it doem a bit for ya

Hoyt ZR
65
If i recall its (DL) is 38?
Target/3-D and Hunting

only 1 reply since i had this first up? come on people work with me here lol

I shoot Beman ICS 400 Hunter arrows on my Parker UL 31 and couldn' t be happier with them. (68# draw @ 26" )

Check out Carbon Extreme, Beman (Beman is made by Easton), Easton ACCS, and Gold Tips. Take your bow to the archery shop and they should be able to fix you up right. All the arrow manufacturers that I mentioned are well known in the hunting world and make very good products ranging from .003 consistancy (one of the best) to .006 and so on. The proper arrow for your bow is key, so do your research on weight and size. You can usually get charts from each manufacturer stating what arrow is for what setup. Good luck and have fun shopping!

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I SHOOT EASTON BUCKEYES AND THEY SEEM TO WORK WELL. I HAVE HAD NO PROBLEMS AND THEY LOOK COOL!. I HAVE ALSO SHOT CARBON IMPACTS AND CARBON EXPRESS. THE CARBON IMPACTS WERE BAD TO BREAK WHEN I HIT A DEER.

I been using Beman ICS ' Game Hunter' 340 but i cant even tell if its carbon or what. I accidently hit a rock hidden in a bush and my arrow went flying in two different directions (lost the broadhead/nock, could have saved those if i found them) The second arrow actually broke off about an inch from the b' head itself; it actually hit some dirt and must have hit a smaller rock. I was thinking about getting some rubber b' heads.