I bought six Carbon Express Maxima 350 arrows from my local pro shop, and Iwas just wondering why the arrows I bought didn't havea camo finish. Do I have an older model of the Maxima? Or is it the same arrow but just without the camo finish. The arrow shoot great, I was just wondering if I boughtthe older model. Do both of the arrows have the weight forward design?I don't won't to buy the "old" model, when I can buy the "new" for the same price.

My arrow, top picture.

Camo arrow, bottom picture.

Does anybody know???

2 different arrows. One is the regular maxima and the camo is the Maxima Hunter. I'm not sure if the Maxima is a weight forward or not. I'd take a look at their website to find out.

I work at the gander mountian in the achery departmentaround my area. The answer is that youdidnt get the older set of shafts.The arrows with the camo are called maxima hunters youhave theregular maximas,allthe maxima huntersmean is that their is camo on the front half of the shaft making it weight forward. Themaxima huntersare 1 to 2 grains per inch heavier so they will shot different than the regular maximas. I would keep the regular ones since there are lighter. So there is a difference in weight but thats it.

Yup just read the center of the arrow. One says "Maxima" the other says "Maxima Hunter." I wish I would have gotten the Maxima 3D selects, just because of the better grade shaft and tolerences. I shot my doe today, came home changed broadheads, cleaned the wrap, vanes, and shaft off and it's good as new. So I guess I can't really complain with the "Hunter" model.

I guess I'll just buy 6 more "Maximas" 350's.Thanks for all the advice!

Mike

I like the regular finish better than the camo. Just my opinion though. Camo finishes are heavier and sometimes noisier on the draw.