UV 1k Ultraview Arrow Review With MFJJ!!!!

Checking the specs on these new arrows from Ultraview... UV 1K.
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[@josephr1198]

Just what everyone was asking for, a weird sized arrow that doesn't work with common parts.

[@Andrew-bo8ct]

UV is the apple of archery lol proprietary parts that only they sell.

[@bdor_5444]

Don’t forget that they are 500$ for a dozen!!!

[@n2trkys18]

A fool and his money are easily separated. There’s zero need for these arrows.

[@averagearcher9523]

Remember back when people hunted to save money?

[@g.mumford7980]

Need? This is Archery. With all the guns in the USA why do you need a bow for hunting? My point exactly. Need is simply desire stretched over reason. lol

[@jrod4717]

​@@g.mumford7980 Bowhunting allows for additional opportunities to hunt, doubling the amount of game to harvest, as well as being less expensive (with the exception of ridiculous stuff like this). If you didn't know that then... why are you here sounding so high and mighty

[@cloudnurdz6331]

@@g.mumford7980 well some people can't have guns sooo there is that

[@Matt_hasshots]

100 bucks of that price is the packaging they come in

[@voxpopuli905]

Yea I’d prefer if they spent less effort on packaging. The UV hinge and button release is absolutely awesome. I love it, way more than my B3. But I can’t justify $300 it costs right now. I definitely like their products 100% but I do think that their price is a bit off base. The vast majority of us are working class people not celebrities or business owners

[@pfknob]

Sorry, but this is insane. The pricing is ridiculous.

[@anthonylubic]

Agreed $440 a dozen….every arrow should be straight as hell

[@jayoglesby9685]

Half of it is in their packaging

[@jetskiordie7976]

Lol. I would never buy their products because their heads are so big they think they need to increase prices by .20 for absolutely retarded packaging that nobody needs! Good luck with that.

[@Your_mom736]

Can you make the same arrow and bring it to market for less?? If you can, by all means. If you don’t see the value. Don’t buy them. But I don’t see why options in the market place are bad. Let the consumer decide if they’re worth it. Guessing you’re not the target demographic.

[@murphyolivier312]

Aint even spend this money on my bow sight. For this amount of $$ you can build your own arrows.. I can see 12 for $200 not no 6

[@kylegadd8993]

FYI guys if you suck, these won’t tighten your groups no matter how much money you spend 😁

[@samw13]

I needed to hear this haha. Truth!

[@jeffreyfred4817]

For that price you should be able to just toss them in the air and watch them work 😂😂

[@Morpheen999]

It'll just make you cry when you destroy them

[@CaseyHarner-v3l]

Thanks for letting us know you suck.

[@donaldvonlintig8445]

Nobody can shoot good enough to notice the difference. What a selling gimmick, I made wooden arrows, Back in the day. I would straighten them, as best I could, usually the good ones , that I kept for hunting were plus or minus .005. Yes, I'm a machinist by trade. Then I would dip them in an ''Industrial Strength' Polyurethane. That made them basically waterproof, and helped keep them straight, and tough. After shimming the "Rest" on my Recurve, those wooden arrows would shoot (instinctive) bullet holes thru paper, consistently. As long as you made sure to "Spine Index" the grain of the wood, 90 degrees to the riser, when you glue the nocks on, before you fletch them ! So they all bend the same, when shot, but who knew, back then, not too many. Same problem today, with carbon, no matter how good they say they are, there not perfectly spined, 360 degrees around the arrow. You need to find the sweet spot. That's why Easton Aluminum Arrows (XX78) were King, for so long, they always had perfectly consist spine, no matter where you nocked it, or fletched it, But they had to come up with a way to make more money, because you can't sell a dozen Alum. arrows for $440.00 Dollars !!! What the hell is Bow Hunting coming too.. ?

[@NameL3ss71]

220 dollars half a dozen fuck that!

[@jasonard7227]

no shit but hey you will look cool and all your buddies will be super impressed but laugh at you behind your back

[@Your_mom736]

@@NameL3ss71 not all arrows and products for that matter are for everyone. You’re not the target demographic.

[@jeremyvigil4138]

Exactly dude. If it's not Bluetooth n hit the target in the middle every time that's shits crazy.

[@islandpainter3964]

​@@jasonard7227totally, thats alot of beer money!. Pretty sure axis match grade would shoot exactly the same for 1/4 the price. But the box is cool 😂

[@toddlentner1708]

Waaaaay overpriced and over rated.

[@brettwelch8368]

they look sweet, but I cant justify that cost! VAP TKO's with the titanium inserts are still $6 cheaper / arrow and works awesome.

[@aaronshorter864]

Going to be a expensive TAC setup to leave behind in a tree

[@davidsummers1124]

Uv/matthews/sita guys are just the pastel and sperry frat guys of the hunting/archery world.

[@islandpainter3964]

Don't forget Hoyt..😂

[@scottmccutcheon845]

Naa look how many of these “professional hunters” are sponsored by Matthews versus Hoyt everybody that has a KZbin following is shooting Matthews

[@MarquisePowell]

I shoot a Mathew’s but I can’t justify $40 per fn arrow… I try to save money where I can, with my bow being the biggest expense. I don’t agree with buying a new Mathew’s every year and I don’t agree with buying anything from ultraview besides their releases. Everything else is overpriced hype.🤦🏾‍♂️

[@Antlersandarrows]

I always thought sitka was overpriced. But I found d a few pieces fit a good deal and tried it. It's definitely the warmest I've ever worn for the thickness it is. I work for a living so I only buy it when it's a deal

[@GertTown]

They use hype marketing gimmicks and bullshit in a really effective way . Mathews has always been over hyped and some of the big ideas they had in the past turned out to be completely made up fake "speed enhancement gimmicks". They make really good products in the first place though and so the bs usually goes relatively unnoticed.

[@ajrowan9446]

Is UltraView becoming the “Apple” of archery? Things don’t have to be expensive to work and work great.

[@NUBS115]

Apple cuz they fell off the tree

[@patrickenlow4136]

I just made a black turtleneck joke then saw this comment.

[@Wabblewater22]

I stay w/ my eastons.

[@donaldvonlintig8445]

Me Too, Nobody has been making arrows, longer than Easton,

[@interestedmeow]

Essentially these are made for the guys that want to buy a bow in a pro shop and shoot it with minimal set up at an elk at 60 yards on a ranch the next day. Money cal definitely solve that problem. Take 10 hours of your time to tune your bow, arrows and broadheads and you too can save thousands.

[@caninphx]

10hrs? It takes like 1-2hrs tops From setup, to tune to sight tape.

[@rwhite7361]

Could you imagine being at the range and some jabroni misses the target with one of these? They’d never stop looking, there would be a riot

[@mash4fun]

To each their own, I personally shoot Gold Tip Hunter X and for $100 dozen from Podium, it doesn't hurt as much when you center punch a 3d target then your partner does the same thing and blasts your arrow.

[@Below_Average_Sports]

These are very cool looking but I’ll be sticking to black eagles

[@huntsimple9527]

One of the great things about the archery industry is the broad range of products and price points. UV is the Ferrari of archery. If you have the money and you think arrows that are $37/each before tax are going to help you out, go for it!

[@o.n.e.wayhunting]

UV products are more like a Yugo that comes in a Mercedes box with a Ferrari price tag.

[@chrisunruh6485]

@@o.n.e.wayhuntingbest comment ever!

[@QuiseSama]

@@o.n.e.wayhuntingThank you

[@huntsimple9527]

@@o.n.e.wayhunting That is a great summary!

[@toddzoro9831]

@@o.n.e.wayhunting Good analogy but that's not entirely true. The Button and Slider are quality products - a little overpriced perhaps but they're filling a market niche. Now, these UV arrows - I'm with you - don't see them selling many of these - too many other quality arrows.

[@nhdavis]

So $450 for 12 arrows, of which aren't even made by UV themselves, and also aren't made in the US lmao ill stick with my 5mm Axis

[@JoshHarden24]

Willing to bet Victory comes out with a 1K 4mm and 5mm sometime in the future. Mitsubishi golf owns em and they are they've been making their higher end 1K golf shafts for a few years.

[@patrickenlow4136]

Kolby may as well have worn a black turtleneck for this one.

[@brom226]

The Archery market has gotten extremely out of hand 😢

[@callmewalters]

I get an email about the arrows and the MFJJ review at the same time. The dude can’t be any quicker to release. The review I needed after watching the short marketing video by UV. Can’t wait until we get to see the shot groupings.

[@kippbolt5449]

Love UV and love my UV Button and Slider, but I'm not paying $440 for a dozen arrows. No way. My RIP TKO's are bullet proof and work amazing and are dang near 1/2 that price.

[@toddzoro9831]

Agreed. I love my UV button and Slider, but $440 a dozen is damn near insulting - and I don't mind spending on higher end archery equipment. There are just too many quality arrow alternatives at 1/2 to 2/3 the price. I can't see this product making it in the long run.

[@Chriis_Perry16]

What component setup do you run on the TKOs?

[@chrisjon9753]

UV thinks it's the Bentley of the archery world lol...i purchased the UV slider and button but asking $220 for 6 arrows is insane.

[@rockylopez1371]

@@chrisjon9753 it's really not it comes with all the components needed.

[@CarlosRamirez-vq5cr]

6 arrows the way they want to make them too not the way u want them

[@dakotadickens8902]

Uv sliders are over priced and over rated 😂. Much like their arrows. Just bought gold top pierce platinums for $170 out the door. Slapped a 20grain fact weight in to total. $190 then I’ll spend about $12-15 on some fletchings. $205 on a dozen. Half the price and when cut down and spine aligned will perform as good or better than these. I have options for making changes and with a 250 spine I’m shooting a 462 grain arrow that’s flat and hits like a Mack truck. And for half the cost. Tuning and practice are the only two things that’s improving groups

[@MarquisePowell]

@@dakotadickens8902love my axcel landslyde. Somehow cheaper than a UV Slider and lighter and better

[@Ryhager]

Sounds like every arrow company is going to be chasing this and arrows are going to be more and more expensive now. Thanks UV

[@philipentwistle]

Not every car manufacturer chases Ferrari.

[@Ryhager]

@@philipentwistle but almost every car manufacturer has a luxury brand that is more expensive!

[@gk9453]

Exactly- it’s already happening.

[@user-eo9uj7hd9v]

No they want. There's ALOT of arrows out now half the price that are just as good. He said it's the first time he had spun a dozen arrows and only gold one that wasn't straight. But he also said the exact same thing about the March grade axis

[@brycekearns207]

When you come to mfjj before uv for the real deal on these bad boys

[@cadelelon]

I honestly learned a ton more here than in UV's launch video. Can't knock UV/Victory, though - they definitely built something great here. Though, I appreciate a SBO like Kolby taking a _systems_-based solution approach to this. His comment about building an optimized end-to-end solution is something I would like to see a lot more of from manufacturers & arrow builders, versus just defaulting to slapping Blazers or Max Stealths on and sending them out the door. This piece of the product philosophy will probably be the most impactful on the market - I'd watch now for others to come out with complete arrow builds by 3rd party players which are designed in engineering simulation software to really build the most optimal solutions. Kyle @ DCA and Bill @ Iron Will are the only others I know who do that.

[@brycekearns207]

@@cadelelon 100 percent agree, and I really respect what the UV team are doing I own their products and probably will buy a set of arrows. But of course their marketing is going to be geared towards their product. I want to know the real deal/specs so thats why we are here. Shoot straight! And too add I have learned a ton from Chris bee first youtuber I started watching and mfjjs opinion/expertise is un rivaled

[@chrisunruh6485]

@@cadelelonI love Iron Will’s product. I have always built my own arrows so I just take his idea and combined it with firenock system and the result is pretty awesome. If I didn’t build my own I could see myself buying something like this.

[@cadelelon]

@@chrisunruh6485 yeah, I get it. I'm assuming you're like me, and at this point just love the process of making my own (cathartic) along with the tinkering element of playing with the different variables in a setup to see the cause and effect

[@ClutchClanGameplay]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@cadelelon is that’s what it costs to have it “optimized” from an arrow maker I’ll just do it myself

[@TruckManThings]

i just got a bunch of RIP TKOs at the begginning of the year, and only had one fail, so i'll keep using those for now, might keep an eye on what UV comes out with in the future though

[@rf6934]

Dude. Shots fired. You want a 4.5 MM carbon arrow? The engineers at Easton are saying, “Hold my beer…” in between drags of their cigarettes. Ha! I can’t wait. We the consumers are going to win with better arrows. UV just said it was okay to charge $600 for a bow sight (???), now they said it’s okay to pay $220 for six arrows (???). Easton is going to roll out some Gucci 4.5 MM dipped in gold leaf super arrow tomorrow. You want all designed in house components? No problem. We got ‘chew. 3 fletch or 4 fletch? Check. Drop down menu, easy. All white? Check. Here’s Flo Yellow, our color, no options. Insert? Out’sert? Option to the user? Nope, not anymore. Just take it as we make it. We tell you. We just don’t kill animals, we kill arrows too. UV 1K? Here’s our Easton Ok (okay, it’s on). Easton 4.5 MM OK’s for $199 a half dozen…? Boom! Easy target. Let’s go Easton, swing back!

[@User18448]

$220 a half dozen!!! That’s crazy, I pay $260 a dozen for the arrows I get. I thought mine were expensive

[@Jim-d9l]

Bought 6 , shot them , bought 6 more , I m .not a rich person but over the years I’ve learned you will always get what you pay for . I spend a lot of time in a ground blind and I like putting myself in the best position to succeed . There will always be someone trying to improve equipment and we should be happy about that. In my opinion Ultra View has some young people with great ideas.

[@xcmandan]

Beautiful arrows. I have to give it to them they make the most thought out innovative equipment in the world. Can you imagine what a bow of theirs would be. Great job UV "CODY & COMPANY"!!!!!!!

[@jasonard7227]

looks like every other arrow out there with a white wrap lol

[@elijahyungwirth9743]

Gold tip velocity xt with the 50gn inserts good enough for me. My equipment doesn't make mistakes, I do. If you aren't to the point where you've realized that you don't need perpetual equipment upgrades to shoot better groups... Then I guess go throw on some sitka, get a Garmin sight for hoyts newest carbon bow, load a bunch of these arrows in your quiver and see if you shoot more deer this year

[@stacyhardin611]

I shoot the 250 spine Sirius Gemini’s and get great results with them…… tried 6 of these today in the 300 spine because I keep getting told my LIFT will tune better with the weaker spine. No matter what you think about the cost and all the bashing of UV; I’m telling you these arrows are LEGIT!!!

[@michaelpoplawski3246]

Looks pretty impressive, but I wonder if Ultraview will ever produce a product that the average person can afford with the intent to win by capturing market share. I think there are enough people with disposable income where these arrows will find a niche market and be something that archery snobs LOVE to show off because of the price tag.

[@joshuaclark5796]

Dude, please use a v-block on that grain scale, for the sake of consistency. Also, a test dial indicator on that arrow spinner would be better than your calibrated eye.

[@TrainFightWin]

Waiting for them to arrive at my place and put them through my own test. I have always had good experience with Victory’s arrows line up. Indeed, it is pricey for half a dozen.

[@firebird5889]

Bishop Archery GOAT arrows are a lot more expensive, but I'm not sure if they'd be considered custom. Either way, I'll pass on the UV arrows.

[@budekai]

While i understand that allure of nice packaging, as a consumer i wish companies would find the cheapest packing they can get while still protecting the product. Its a completely useless aspect that we, the customer, are paying for. They could probably save a little on cost by going cheaper.

[@kevinosberg232]

It would be really interesting to see some sort of down range decibel comparison of different arrow setups.

[@josephfolsom2030]

I don’t know about the arrows, but the packaging is phenomenal.😂

[@donaldvonlintig8445]

Just like a New Paint Job, on a Car !! Doesn't make it run any better, but sure sells faster ! What a Gimmick, $440.00 a dozen arrows. L.M.F.A.O !!

[@CGxWhiteWolf]

There's no denying that they do have high quality materials and how they have a high-spec manufacturing process; they're great arrows like all of their other products. The price tags are high for everything they make, but pretty much everything I've used from them has been worth that cost. Tough to say; from what it seems they fly really well. For those where money is no objection and they legitimately don't have the time to resource and tinker, I can see the price point as worth the cost; but that's only a specific niche of people.

[@zcoutdoors9041]

Cant wait to try them in the spring. Very similar to my current set up but i wont have to sit there and fletch cut and square them.

[@bk1320able]

Don't they come 31", still have to cut, square and install inserts?

[@jayoglesby9685]

Bishop Archery still has the most expensive arrows on the market no matter what

[@caninphx]

Yeah but they never break.

[@genericyoutubeuser1700]

Is that supposed to normalize the cost of these arrows?

[@NPC-fl3gq]

If you like shooting them at concrete on purpose... Not mentioning any names 😂

[@coryderosier6328]

Perfect arrows for TAC!! 😂😂😂😂

[@stacyhardin611]

Call me crazy…… I really don’t care because I love bow hunting and I work hard to have what I want!!!! Bought a dozen UV 1K arrows and had the cut to 29.5 carbon to carbon. They came in at 472 grains………. Stripped them down put a 4” Onestringer wrap and 3 fletched left helical with 3” Silent Knights (my vane of choice) and lost 5 grains in the back end!! 467 grain (higher foc) 4.5mm missile!! I was back and forth last year on 4mm or 5mm but I really like the flight and grouping I’m getting with the 4.5! Now if Josh J will make us some 50 grain titanium half outs for 4.5 mm arrows!!!

[@Bamamike223]

I absolutely Love It!!!

[@icr4bsi]

YOU REMEMBER THAT TIME VICTORY REBRANDED MOMENTUM TDT'S FROM THE ASHBY FOUNDATION FOR CHRIS BEE. Pepridge farm remembers. Seriously. Just buy the grizzlystick version. Half the price all the potential. And it's customized. Holy shit Batman.

[@jonathanhagen5588]

I thought of a video idea I haven't really seen much of. At what point does a few grains of arrow weight start to make a difference for a sight tape? For instance, 5gr difference... 10gr... 15gr... at what yardage do we start to see the variance? how much fps change is there?

[@Muskiehunter92]

Average person wont see a difference at 5 grains or less out to 50-60 yards. The longer the distance the more difference you will see... but people that worry about a couple grains and cant shoot a vegas 300 will never see the difference. 10 grains is just far too much variance and we should always strive to have arrows as close as possible...but do I worry about a grain or 2? No, not usually. These arrows LOOK nice, but its all just marketing. They will not perform better than all the great arrows already available and for far less money. The one-off size provides nothing but limitations. A 4mm and 5mm are as close in size as they need to be... to make an arrow in between those is just ridiculous and almost like giving someone the finger and calling them stupid as you take their money. UV seems to be real hot with the new bowhunters that speak like they've been doing it for 10 years, but cant shoot worth a damn, and want to buy their way into better shooting. They do make okay stuff, but their price is always a bit much. Other companies make stuff just as well for far less.

[@hunterburton9719]

Nice shirt!

[@cisnerosmike]

How can the back woods hillbillies afford these arrows!?!?🤣😆😅

[@cadelelon]

Honestly? I forgot about the OMP FlightDeck and that's the thing I am most excited about in this video. Looking forward to grabbing one of those to slim down the workbench clutter with something functional (and gorgeous). *Components:* wait until you see those sales numbers! UV is going to take a lot of heat on pricing, regardless of their partnership with Victory to create a net-new arrow size (high R&D cost and revenue sharing can't be ignored in launch pricing). Currently they're _way_ heavier than I'd prefer with 75gr up front, but am thrilled with the GPI and build quality. I suspect there will be a strong market within those who can afford these in bareshaft form to add some 30-40gr titanium goodness. *Vanes:* ooooh, I want to grab these for a H2H against the Mini Sabres.

[@piercecox5167]

Big fan of Sirius and a little bit cheaper. Great video.

[@chrisbozman9980]

This is what we pay for top arrows in Canada.. I’m scared to see what the exchange rate price is. I have no issue spending money on arrows but I would rather for victory’s Or like gold tip air strikes with TI hardware.. similar price when all built up but I have allot of miles in the TI hardware every other half out has let me down fairly quickly.

[@TroyOgden-k1k]

I'm good with basic carbon. I'll be buying 24 for that price.

[@greekmaster1001]

i’ll stick with my RIP TKO‘s the only problem is I emailed you a question about components the ones that you have and I haven’t gotten a response yet. I’m about to place an order but I need a response. Thank you.

[@jaminberg9323]

They are expensive but before I did my own arrows I had a pro shop make up some Easton Axis' and buddy it wasn't cheap either. That said they are out of my price range for use, but so are new bows, most camo etc.

[@rogerrains5131]

So are the point threads proprietary as well? It looks like standard 8 x 32 threads, at least that's what I hope they would be.

[@heliarc4338]

I’m going to pick up a half a dozen, but I’m also going to pick up some victories 4 mm also

[@JohnSmith-rf1ik]

So, did a quick calculation.... That is $698.45 per dozen Australian dollars before tax. I think tax on sporting goods is about 30%. So, call it $1000 per dozen for arrows.....I suppose they are called Ultraveiw 1K Arrows for a reason 😅

[@jasonday4658]

That's ridiculous. They will be over $600 here in Canada too

[@phillipthewise7758]

What is sad is some idiot is gonna buy these that can't shoot to begin with, And think this is gonna make them a better, more accurate shooter. All they did was take a Victory Arrow, put an oddball diameter on the shaft, and knock up the price 200%

[@DuoBart0n]

Wow and here I thought a full done up set of grizzly sticks was bad. Granted if you have them add weights it brings it up to what these cost.

[@Briguy933]

Not all bows clock left. Depends on string manufacturers

[@tylerboucher5219]

Kept the weakest part of a 4mm for what’s supposed to be “best of both worlds”…the outsert. This looks to cover very little of the shaft internally and externally from what reviews are showing so far. If you have hands on experience plz correct me. Which means it still has the propensity to bend. Better, longer insert with a collar and they hit it out of the park. Currently shooting x10 parallels with iron will components, finished arrow $39/ shaft + build time. If UV made a better front half this would be intriguing to cut build time.

[@wayneeden98]

I always thought that true honest accuracy always all about the personal archers natural steadiness, timing of release

[@JuanGarciaJr-st9ef]

We always say don’t skimp out on the broadheads and arrows

[@jordanjohnson2685]

The people complaining about the price have stuck to that one arrow brand which is fine. But if you want to shoot a higher priced arrow like he said after buying all the components etc.. you’ll be paying about the same price. So there’s really no difference.

[@Beaver_Man_Outdoors]

I just ordered 4 dozen for my upcoming Florida trip Panther hunt. I can’t wait…

[@ricardosalazar4718]

The fact that they are buying victory arrows and re selling them to you for a massive profit is insanity

[@rogerlyke85]

Well, that changes everything. If Chris Bee is going to shoot the. NOT !!

[@gavinatkins2671]

If the 220 a half dozen is including an insert/outsert (assuming the insert/outsert is equal quality to the rest of the after market) it’s not bad. Expensive, sure. But price out some .001 victory TKOs and iron will components and I’d bet we’re close.

[@LeeCulpepper-lg5if]

@Josh, do you have any insight on UV or victory selling just the shafts?

[@jetskiordie7976]

NOBODY cares about packaging UV!!!!! Lower your prices and ship in a clear ziplock!

[@grantprice6803]

Agreed if we are paying for something,lower the price and skip the fancy package

[@ElevateHNT]

Poor people don’t care rich people do. I’m poor. It’s no different than someone paying for water , vs sticking your head underwater and drinking out of a creek. Stupid people buy it because they feel elite.

[@ojamnitr]

VAP TKO’s…nuff said

[@stacyhardin611]

Went online to see if fletching kit was available for these arrows and yes they are for 34.99$$ You get 7 wraps and 20 vanes……… why not 21?? I have to buy another kit to finish fletching the 7th arrow??

[@virginiaglock17]

No thanks, I have been hunting with Easton Epic arrows for I believe 16 years. Amazingly, just bought an extra dozen from ebay for 80 dollars. Every deer I have shot with them has died, glad the deer didn't know I was using inferior arrows all these years.

[@scottschmeling7622]

It will be interesting to see the accuracy!!! I hope that it's dope!!!!!

[@brettbeato4774]

Isn’t UV the assholes that have $600 bow sights as well?!

[@rylandrummonds]

Not just no, but hell no. Trying to market and sell arrows for that much $ is actually insane. Rich man’s game.

[@Baked8670]

Looking for some feedback on how these fly. Saw them in person at TAC and they look really nice. Pricing seems high for 6 but with the included outserts and field points they are really ready to go without other components and spending needed. I might be interested in Ti outserts but would want to run stock to start.

[@johnarcher9480]

For that money, I would buy a lot of Black Eagle X-Impacts. Never got to see how out of round these are save for a spin test, not got to see a spine test. I’ll stick with BE.

[@peterhartmann1918]

Mamba archery carries a few 1k weaved arrows

[@petergozinya2607]

$250 for 6 arrows ???!!! I have 2 words...speaking for 98% of bowhunters.. 1. FUCK 2. NO

[@jasonmariner5129]

My Easton axis’ are just fine.

[@Foreverbowhunting84]

The same guys crying about the price buy over priced camo, bows, sights… etc. smh These arrows look awesome! And I build my own, but it’s very time consuming. Why not pay a little extra for better quality? People just love to complain! Great video brother!

[@jasonard7227]

it takes very little time to build your own arrows plus all they doing is slapping a white wrap on it and there crappy short insert and when they do it you get what you get nothing custom about that. if we do it we get the best ethics parts just as good victory arrow at the weight and foc we want

[@Andrew-er5cf]

Sitting Bull is laughing! The NASCAR, NFL, etc of archery.....pricing the largest group of consumers out of the game.

[@stacyhardin611]

Would love to see a 50 grain Titanium half out

[@tyr9189]

Are you going to do a long term review about them later? Or just let us all know what you hear about them?

[@user-eo9uj7hd9v]

My x-impacts are half the price and every tolerance is just as good.

[@thistledewoutdoors3331]

They look like they'd match my Obsession Fusion 6 with Stormy hardwoods..

[@MKeatz]

Lol, so Canadians are paying north of 600 for a dozen arrown, can get 30 match grade easton axis for the same price. Anything ultraview youre just paying for a pretty package. Sorry Colby, but easton and spot hogg still blow your products out of the park

[@WhileHomeschoolingChannel]

They’re beautiful.

[@josephrichter8410]

Mamba archery makes a 1K Centrifugal weave arrow for $170 a dozen

[@treyozee2685]

My target panic having, trigger punching ass should definitely not have these. But am I considering it? Yes…

[@jackbuendgen389]

$440/dozen and we'll see clowns bust ALL of them at TAC

[@huntermcgowen89]

Yeah that price is fucked off

[@nickyPayne88]

I build my own arrows so this doesn’t appeal to me. They are cool tho, if I didn’t have a home shop with everything I need to build arrows I might consider buying them. The 4.5mm is a bad move imo. I’ll stick with my rip tkos and match grade axis shafts. Great review mfjj!

[@josephmendoza9142]

This company likes selling packaging.

[@coleestes4051]

Wow I’m going to pick these up! Just need to rob a bank first!!😂

[@jasondonahue1924]

They do have great packaging and they also have great pricing to compensate for it, give me a plain old cardboard box and cut $75 off the price. Is this the future now? Every error maker is going to come out with their own size, their own components? What if I don't want 175 grains up front? Thanks for the video but I will be passing on these arrows due to the price

[@blakecrawford9303]

I'd be a bit embarrassed to be seen with those while eating tag soup......

[@jasoncourchaine3685]

Bishop arrows are even more expensive!