How To: Check For Bent Arrows | Techniques to Diagnose a Bent Arrow

[@kentgreenough75]

Jake, thank you is not enough. You have helped me sooooooo much as I start my journey with archery. With no local shop, you are my anchor. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Back yard explosion

[@archeraction6]

Thank you, Jake. I have waited far too long to get educated on arrow checks. I feel more confident now that I saw this.

[@TracyPicabia]

Can not believe how much useful stuff I'm getti g from this channel. Thanks again Mr 2times😃

[@ryanbon]

Used the hand spin method before but never knew about the slide or fingernail method. Also good advice to keep in mind a bent tip can be misconstrued for a bent arrow. Thanks for the tips!

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

That bent arrow makes you go down abit doesn't have a handle

[@irishpotatogamer1850]

Thanks, great advice. I always rolled mine on my worktop after comps, now I can do it during.

[@Australian_Made]

So much ``common sense´´ logic in there. [Note: common sense is frequently missing in action / nowhere to be found 😆] Great to have these FOUR ways explained in detail ALL IN THE SAME VIDEO. But more importantly ~~ all FOUR are `conditionally qualified´ !!! Awesome help here, thank you Jake.

[@Australian_Made]

Oops, I already knew about three of these myself. The "shaft sliding over shaft" way is new to me. (Ya learn something new every day) For home use [i.e. not walking back from the target butt] there is a fifth way ~ ~ ~ a Pine Ridge Archery arrow inspector. These spin & spin well. 😁

[@jcgardner5852]

Especially indoors always spun mine first on palm if felt problem then blew to confirm. Outdoors spun on palm each end.

[@flydaskyproductionsdronema8095]

Thanks for the great video.