Easton Archery - Arrow Factory Tour - Arrows Made In USA

[@joshkraft713]

Easton, I can't thank you enough for having integrity and love for the USA. You will be the only arrows in my house. Thank you

[@wayneeden98]

With my personal experience with of my 35 plus years with easton arrows , I hold easton arrows as the world philosophy for archery

[@mdayne1142]

Thank you for keeping manufacturing in the USA

[@perryalbert6728]

This is why Easton has been in my quiver since the 70's.

[@MarkMphonoman]

Totally admire American ingenuity. True craftsmen. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@wayneeden98]

@MarkMphonoman if and when I hit the lottery, and I have a barn shit pile of green money ,only then will I cut lose with some 1K for some of Kolby Hanleys $37 per each arrow or $220 per half dz arrows, other wise I'll stay with the bench mark standard of Easton arrows, I really haven't been able to find all the videos from world competition and of the popularity rankings singling out the MOST POPULAR AND DOMINATING ARROW X10/X10 parallel pro, Easton is my go to arrow

[@nathangobble9326]

People complain about the price of x10s but when you look at how much precision is put into making truly the highest quality arrow in the world I can see why they're that expensive. I shoot x10s with my compound and they are the best arrows out there.

[@BestMods168]

Like ive said before and will continue to say, people cherry pick their priorities. They complain about such prices but dont mind blowing thousands on a new phone, rifle, bow, or hundreds on liquor every weekend.

[@Kurtdog63]

Been shooting arrows for over 50 years. I hope they never stop making aluminum arrows. I shoot them out of recurves, compounds, longbows, and crossbows. I have never seen an aluminum arrow explode or splinter into someone's hand. Plus I like using hot glue to add/replace inserts and turn inserts for consistent broadhead alignment arrow to arrow. Also easier to scrape off old fletching glue without fear of damaging shaft. I shoot 1916s, 2117s, 2216s and tough as nails 2219s. Keep up the good work.

[@SamScholes]

That was awesome! I've toured the Salt Lake City facility, and I love seeing the quality and craftsmanship Easton puts into every product. Thank you for supporting American manufacturing!

[@NPC-fl3gq]

The only bad thing about Easton™ is that I don't own enough of their arrows!! My wife will kill me if I buy any more :(

[@jimr7154]

Love my Easton arrows I’ve been shooting nothing but Easton products for 30 yrs A/C/C’s 4 mm FMJs, Carbon Injexions and looking forward to their new Axis 4 mm I think they should send me a dozen for a KZbin review lol 😆 Won’t hold my breath 😁

[@SomeGuyFromOK]

It’s crazy to me, I grew up playing baseball. Easton bats were always my go to. I had no idea Easton was so big into archery and that’s actually what they started out doing. Also I have to say, I love that it’s manufactured in the USA. That’s the ONLY way to go!

[@davidfranek9004]

I have shot Easton for a very long time. Arrow and components readily available

[@mikeingeorgia1]

I just bought 3 more of your Camo Hunter arrows today to add to what I already had. I think they’re pretty awesome!

[@mattd8411]

Every time we try save a penny we are out sources our jobs. Pleass try to buy American stay off Amazon buy local and fix corrupt politician greed. Thanks for making these arrows here.

[@teamflanneloutdoors5631]

I like to support USA made products AND my Dad always shot Easton (They were wood back then). Too bad about Hexx & Bloodline. Sonic is higher gpi unfortunately. Thanks Easton for Made In USA.

[@pronghornobsession]

Loved the 6.5 Matrix now I need to find a new setup Probably the 6.5 Whiteout

[@stevenmatthews8981]

I wish they still made the ACC and ProHunter arrows😢😢

[@jimr7154]

Can’t wait for your new Axis 4 mm to become available

[@pahuntnut]

wow i found this interesting. Love my FMJ's

[@mzpauh7948]

Congratulations

[@p.w.2149]

Very impressive 👍

[@puckerbutton7025]

my first personally bought arrows were easton XX75 2413 30 inch 500 spine

[@wayneeden98]

Is Easton still making those larger od arrows like,, 24,25,26,27 od, your not making the catalog anymore, I wouldn't know anymore, I used to order the arrow catalog every year, but you folks have considered the catalog to expensive, I don't really have any way of going into the website too find out if you folks are still making those arrows,

[@Tooadie]

Sick price on arrows

[@wilburnmartin5706]

I got started in archery back in the late 80s, and oh, what a redneck, backwoods beginning it was! And old used Bear compound and whatever arrows that came with it. We didn't have a good idea about the importance of vanes or feathers, other than we knew we "needed" them. 5 years later, I bought my first bow, a used PSE I believe, and then some Easton arrows. I've shot others at times for one reason or another, but I've only ever bought Easton. American made now plays a giant part of that decision, but my past experiences with the quality are the number one thing that has cemented my choice. I have never had an issue with an Easton arrow. I'm not a competitive shooter by any means, just a backyard flinger and whitetail hunter.

[@MarkMphonoman]

Didn’t see any traditional bows in the video?

[@sanjaymirdhamirdha1029]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@garyhiggins4315]

WHY are you discontinuing the brilliant ACC arrows? They were the best arrows I ever had! My shooting is not good enough for ACEs or X10s andI don't trust all carbons!

[@kpb711]

If it is us built why are the aluminum inserts labeled china on the packages?

[@TheEvilBanderlog]

Sorry, for the love of perfectionism, my eye saw the broken end of a shaft in the top row at 4:13

[@10sydneekay]

Those shafts are the Full Metal Jackets, the ends are cut off after the Carbon core is fused to the Alum. Sleeve

[@wcwcgarner2717]

I love my Blackeagle arrows.

[@andremarais2706]

Left California in time.

[@teamflanneloutdoors5631]

No wonder. I'd do the same.

[@thotparraka6690]

i take factory.