My Bemans have been good to me!!!!

Easton Axis 400...they did the job on my doe this weekend!!

I use XX75 2015 since my bow poundage is only at 35 with a 29 inch draw. Sucks to have muscle deterioration, but I use what it is available in the stores here and works for me.

Shooting easton st epics decent arrows, gonna try pse x weave next year and maybe a new pse bow.

FORGE BOW COMPANYS SLIPSTREAM ARROWS. Simply Awesome!!!!

These guys aren't mainstream yet but they will be. Hold'em, feel'm, shoot'm and it just makes sense. oh and VERY FAST!!

Another vote for goldtip xt hunter 5575s. For some reason in the six years i've been bowhunting i'll always felt the need to by a different brand of arrow. After missing a woodchuck and hitting a rock wall with one of the gold tips, i decided to stick with them for good. Still in perfect condition. Very tough, and affordable. Someday i may try the Gold tip pro hunters.

me and everyone else i know shoot easton flatlines or easton acc's. with my flatlines im shooting 315fps with about 76fb/lbs of ke which is plenty enough for a pass thru on a deer

Easton St Axis are my new favorites. I used to shoot Goldtip 5575 but I had several split down the seam by the nock. Penetration is also no comparrison, the St Axis penetrate my foam arrow target a lot deeper.

I normally shoot Carbon Express Maxima's, I went to wally world and was killing time in sporting goods and decided to pick some of the cheapo for $3/ea I have to say these are some decent arrows for the price they have blazers, with a really nice helical Im gonna use em for plinking and such. Thought I'd mention them for anyone on a tight budget or who looking for a cheap arrow to play with.

brand of arrows are like most anything anymore. They are pretty much all going to be pretty good arrows. That being said, I use goldtip 5575. I started with them and they really do hold up well. And like the saying goes "if it aint broke, don't fix it." But I am sure the other companies make really good arrows.