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| BRAND DETAILS | |
| EASTON | |
| EASTON ARCHERY | |
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| Easton Archery is a world leader in arrow design, as is reflected by the number of top archers shooting their arrows. In addition to arrows (and their components), Easton Archery also manufactures stabilizers. | |
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| The Easton X10 is, by far, the most commonly used shaft among the world's top recurve archers. After Easton's successes with aluminium/carbon composite shafts such as the ACC and ACE, George Tekmitchov set about designing an arrow specifically for use in the Olympic Games. Designed in time to be used at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, the Easton X10 is an aluminium alloy tube wrapped in carbon fibre. The carbon is "barrelled", meaning it is thicker in the middle section of the shaft, and tapered towards either end. It is Easton's thinnest shaft, which means it is not as affected by the wind. A greater weight per inch, means that the X10 holds downrange velocity better than other shafts and enables greater accuracy. The X10 now holds a majority of outdoor world records (especially in recurve archery). | |
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| Easton also manufactures a large variety of aluminium alloy arrows for indoor target archery and hunting. With 60+ years of aluminium alloy experience, they have designed what is possibly the most successful arrow to date: the X7. Until the advent of all-carbon and A/C composite arrows, the X7 was used both indoor and outdoors. These days, fewer and fewer archers are using the lighter and larger diameter X7 for distance shooting and prefer to use them specifically for indoor shooting. | |
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| Other aluminium-alloy arrow models currently made by Easton include the Jazz, XX75, Stalker, Genesis and Legacy. Other aluminium/carbon composite arrows currently made by Easton include the X10 Protour, ACE, Navigator and FMJ Navigator. | |
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| Navigator Full Metal Jacket
Small diameter combine with parallel profile to deliver superior outdoor performance. | |
Recommended link: http://www.eastonarchery.com/ | |