saltflat

I would like to shoot some easton acc arrows. I shoot a reflex buckskin at 68 pounds and roughly 285 290 feet per second. What arrow should I select. I know there are spine and other factors. If you guys could help that would be great.

GregH

Depending on your draw length and what you'd use them for ( hunting or 3-d), you should be alright with 3-39's or 3-49's. If you have a long draw length, use a lighter point weight.

duxrok

The dealers that sell them also have a referrence chart to fit your arrows to your bow. Thats what they did for me anyway.

hkbwpro111

excellent arrow either a 349 or even a heavier 3-60 depends how much weight you prefer!

mobow

If your arrow is 29" long, go with the 3-60. It's better to be a tad overspined than underspined. If your arrow is shorter, a 3-49 would most likely work. You are gonna love 'em!!! I promise!

MOTOWNHONKEY

Great arrows, I shoot the 3-49's

Rob/PA Bowyer

Exactly as Motown, 3-49's here too at 70 lbs out of my Allegiance and 68 lbs out of my Vortec.

bowtech die hard

as far as I know according to charts online from easton 3-49's sound right. You def. want the stiffer spine, it'll help your groups.

davidmil

Depends on the broadhead weight you chose.

HoytShooter88

I shoot the 3-49's with a 28 inch draw at 70lbs with no problems..