A/C/C

Expect to dominate the COMPETITION
When the best of the best are on the line at full draw,
BUTCH JOHNSON
MARY ZORN
DAVE COUSINS
MAGNUS PETERSSON
BRAEDEN GILLENTHIEN
CLINT FREEMAN
JANG, YONG-HO
ERIC GRIGGS
YUN, MI-JIM
CHANCE BEAUBOUEF
NATALIA VALEEVA
REO WILDE
DAVID BARNES
TONY TAZZA
CHRIS WHITE
JEFF MCNAIL
you can feel their concentration and poise hovering in
the almost deafening silence. As the announcer shouts out
“Ten – X Ten” the crowd goes wild, but the competitors,
still focused, complete their routines. Finishing second
isn’t the objective on anybody’s mind—dominating the
competition is the goal.
Virtually every world record, national title and gold
medal has been won by an archer shooting Easton arrows.
Providing the world’s best arrows is not a responsibility
we take lightly. You expect perfection from Easton, and
that is exactly what we deliver. Our arrows are consistent
in weight and spine, and straight beyond our printed
tolerances. We have set the bar for excellence, and we will
continue to raise the level of expected performance with
every arrow shaft and component we offer.
Whether your venue is indoor, outdoor, field or
3D—whether you are competing for a world, national
or local championship, take a close look at who is
consistently on the winner’s podium, and what arrows
are in their quivers.
If you don’t expect to win, you won’t. If you do expect
to win, you’re
shooting Easton
arrows. No excuses,
only expectations.
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MICHELE FRANGILLI
Easton supports the national and international organizations
that work tirelessly to promote archery. We will continue to
work hand-in-hand with these committed groups of individuals
whose collective passion is to enhance the quality of archery and
develop young archers.
3D International — 3DI
Archery Shooters Association — ASA
Archery Trade Association — ATA
International Archery Federation — FITA
International Bowhunting Organization — IBO
National Archery Association of the U.S. — NAA
National Field Archery Association — NFAA
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EXTREME PRECISION A/C TECHNOLOGY
X10 and A/C/E are designed for outdoor target and Olympic-style
competition. The small diameter reduces wind drift and aerodynamic drag.
Easton’s exclusive barreled design produces a stiffer shaft with lighter ends
that create a higher natural frequency of vibration for better clearance.
Each dozen is perfectly matched, weight sorted to within ± 0.5 grains and
straightened to ± .002” for the most consistent performance.
X10 AND A/C/E
The precision-drawn (0.006" wall), high-strength aluminum core tube provides circumferential strength, split and crush
resistance, and durability
Points and nock components are installed inside the strong, common size, aluminum core and are flush with the outside
of the shaft
Layers of bonded, unidirectional carbon fibers and epoxy resin
matrix offer unmatched strength.
Easton’s exclusive bonding process ensures an extremely strong
bond of the carbon fiber to the aluminum core.
A smooth 9-micron finish makes the X10 and A/C/E easier to pull over the rest, under the clicker and from target mats
You might think with all the World titles and trophies
X10
won by archers shooting Easton X10 and A/C/E
X10 holds more current FITA world records than all other
arrows combined.
• High-strength carbon fiber bonded to a precision
7075 aluminum core tube
• Weight tolerance: ± 0.5 grains
• Straightness: ± .002" (.004" T.I.R.)
• Polished black carbon
• Sizes: 1000, 900, 830, 750, 700, 650, 600, 550, 500, 450, 410, 380
• X10 Pin and Pin Nock
• Components - Sold separately
X10 Ballistic Tungsten Point
The ultimate hardware for the world’s most advanced arrow.
X10 Stainless Steel Break-off Point
Pin Nock
X10 Pin
Pin Nocks provide precise nock alignment
and help prevent shaft damage or
destruction from rear impact.
X10
Size
Shaft
Weight1
Shaft
Weight @ Spine @ 28"
29"
Span
1000
900
830
750
700
650
600
550
500
450
410
380
Grains
per Inch
5.27
5.75
6.16
6.35
6.70
6.79
7.02
7.47
7.80
8.10
8.48
8.87
Deflection in
Inches
1.000
0.900
0.830
0.750
0.700
0.650
0.600
0.550
0.500
0.450
0.410
0.380
Grains
153
167
179
184
194
197
204
217
226
235
246
257
Stock
Length
Maximum
Trim
Amount2
Recommended
Point Weight
Range
Inches
28
28
281⁄2
29
29
29
30
31
32
331⁄2
333⁄4
333⁄4
Inches
No limit
No limit
No limit
3.5
3.5
3.5
4.5
3.5
4.0
5.5
5.5
6.5
Grains
90-100
90-100
90-100
90-100
90-100
90-100
100-110
100-110
100-110
100-110
100-120
100-120
X10 Points
X10 Ballistic Tungsten
X10 Stainless Steel
Break-off
Break-off
Grains
Grains
100/110/120
90/100/110
Screw-in Point
A/C/E Insert
One-piece Point
A/C/E Stainless Steel Break-off Point
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in stride. But, that couldn’t be farther from reality.
Every victory gives us another reason to focus on ways
to make our products and this great sport even better.
A/C technology is our golden achievement, and we
X10 Pin Nock System
X10 Pin
Pin Nock
Grains
Grains
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2
are proud to share it with every competitor whose
expectations and aspirations are to be the best.
Pin Nock Colors: Translucent Green, Red, Blue, Orange and
Opaque Yellow.
1 Due to the pronounced barrel design of the X10, the grain weight-per-inch shown is an average weight-perinch of a 29" shaft. Shaft weight is slightly heavier toward the larger diameter center and lighter toward the
tapered ends. One inch of shaft cut from the point end typically weighs 6-7 grains.
2 Because of the pronounced barrel shape of the X10, Easton recommends that no more than these lengths be cut
from the front of the shaft before point installation.
Expect GOLD
Pin Nocks provide precise nock
alignment and help prevent
shaft damage or destruction
from rear impact.
A/C/E Alum i n u m / C a r b o n / E x t re m e
A/C/E—superb performance for 3D, field and target competitors.
• High-strength carbon fiber bonded to a precision
7075 aluminum core tube
• Weight tolerance: ± 0.5 grains
• Straightness: ± .002" (.004" T.I.R.)
• Polished black carbon
• Sizes: 1400, 1250, 1100, 1000, 920, 850, 780, 720, 670, 620,
570, 520, 470, 430, 400, 370
• A/C/E Pin and Pin Nock or “G” Nock
• Components - Sold separately
arrows, we would take each championship moment
A/C/E Pin
Pin Nock
“G” Nock
A/C/E
Size
Shaft
Weight1
Shaft
Weight
@ 29"
14002
12502
11002
1000
920
850
780
720
670
620
570
520
470
430
400
370
Grains
per Inch
4.86
5.08
5.14
5.70
5.83
5.70
6.01
6.35
5.93
6.11
6.30
6.65
6.81
7.03
7.50
7.91
Grains
141
147
149
165
169
165
174
184
172
177
183
193
197
204
218
229
Maximum Recommended
Spine @ 28" Stock
Trim
Point Weight
Span
Length Amount3
Range
Deflection in
Inches
1.400
1.250
1.100
1.000
0.920
0.850
0.780
0.720
0.670
0.620
0.570
0.520
0.470
0.430
0.400
0.370
Inches
265⁄8
265⁄8
285⁄8
285⁄8
285⁄8
285⁄8
295⁄8
295⁄8
305⁄8
305⁄8
315⁄8
315⁄8
325⁄8
325⁄8
325⁄8
325⁄8
Inches
No limit
No limit
No limit
No limit
9.5
No limit
No limit
6.0
No limit
No limit
10.0
4.5
6.5
5.5
4.0
4.0
Grains
50-60
60-70
70-80
70-80
70-80
70-80
80-90
80-90
80-90
90-100
90-100
90-100
90-100
100-110
100-110
110-120
Insert Weight
H - 39gr.
A/C/E Insert and Point System 5-44 Thread
Screw-in Point Weight
#2-31gr.
#3-36gr.
#4-41gr.
#5-46gr.
Total Weight (grains)—Insert and Point
70
75
80
85
#6-51gr.
90
J - 49gr.
80
85
90
95
100
L - 59gr.
90
95
100
105
110
A/C/E Points
Steel
One-piece Stainless
Break-off
Grains
50
Grains
60/70/80
80/90/100
100/110/120
A/C/E Pin Nock System
A/C/E Pin
Pin Nock
Grains
Grains
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2
A/C/E Nock
“G” Nock
Grains
7
Pin Nock Colors: Translucent Green, Red, Blue, Orange and Opaque Yellow.
“G” Nock Colors: Opaque Black, White and Translucent Green, Orange, Red.
1 Due to the barrel design of the A/C/E, the grain weight-per-inch shown is an average weight-per-inch of a 29”
shaft. Shaft weight is slightly heavier toward the larger diameter center and lighter toward the tapered ends.
One inch of shaft cut from the point end weighs 5-6 grains.
2 Available as a special order only. Replaced with -00 sizes in the A/C/C shaft series.
3 Because of the pronounced barrel shape of the A/C/E, Easton recommends that no more than these lengths be
cut from the front of the shaft before point installation.
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WRAPPED CARBON ARROWS
Introducing FatBoy. Now, a high-quality “fat” carbon shaft for target
competitors. And the best news is—you won’t pay any more for Easton quality.
You might want to check out FatBoy before your competition does.
NEW
LightSpeed—sizzling fast and light weight and in the arsenal of the top 3D
competitors. They’re moving fast and getting top-ranking results. Just ask the
Goza brothers, Derry Null, and others who are winning big money at ASA and
IBO championship events. You can bet their expectations have been exceeded
with Easton LightSpeed.
WRAPPED CARBON
Radial core
Micro-smooth finish for reduced wear on the arrow-rest
and easy removal from targets.
Unidirectional overlays
FatBoy
A stronger, straighter and more accurate carbon line-cutter.
FatBoy meets FITA’s arrow diameter maximum of 9.3mm.
• Multi-layer wrapped carbon fibers
• Weight tolerance: ± 2.0 grains
• Straightness: ± .005" (.010" T.I.R.)
• Black, smooth matte finish
• Internal-fit Super UNI Bushing - Installed
• Inserts, Points and Nocks - Sold separately
Super UNI Bushing and Super Nock or 3D Super Nock
FATBOY
One-piece Bullet Point
Size
RPS Point
8-32 RPS Insert
NEW FROM EASTON, THE TOUGHEST, MOST ACCURATE 3D LINE-CUTTER ON THE MARKET, FATBOY.
500
400
340
Shaft
Super1
Shaft Weight Spine @
Stock Super
UNI
RPS2
Weight @ 29" 28" Span Length Nock1 Bushing Insert
Grains per
Deflection in
Inch
Grains
Inches
Inches Grains Grains Grains
7.10
7.75
8.30
206
225
241
0.500
0.400
0.340
323⁄4
33
331⁄4
13
13
13
9
9
9
Onepiece
Point
RPS
Point3
Grains O.D. Inches
38
38
38
80/100
80/100
80/100
11⁄32
11⁄32
11⁄32
1 Super UNI factory installed.
2 RPS insert designed specifically for Fat Boy. Use ATA Standard 8-32 screw-in points.
3 Uses 11/32 ATA Standard Easton RPS, field or blunt points.
Expect RE SULTS
Super Nock or 3D Super Nock
fits directly into the shaft for
perfect alignment
Take your pick. Choose our NEW FatBoy, large
diameter, lightweight line-cutter that is more durable
LightSpeed
than any other “fat shaft” on the market, or the
super-fast proven 3D performer, LightSpeed.
Super-fast, lightweight LightSpeed is the perfect 3D performer.
Either way, you’ll get the results you expect
• Multi-layer wrapped carbon fibers
• Weight tolerance: ± 2.0 grains
• Straightness: ± .005" (.010" T.I.R.)
• Black, smooth matte finish
• Sizes: 500, 400, 340
• Internal-fit Super Nock - Installed
• CB insert - Included
• Points - Sold separately
from Easton. If you don’t believe us,
just take a look at who’s taking home
the trophies. There are a lot of
LIGHTSPEED
CB Point
Size
RPS Point
CB Insert
500
400
340
Shaft
Weight
Grains per
Inch
6.53
7.41
8.16
Shaft
Weight Spine @ 28" Stock
@ 29"
Span
Length
Deflection in
Grains
Inches
Inches
189
0.500
323⁄4
215
0.400
33
237
0.340
331⁄4
arrow companies out there beating
Super
Nock1
CB
Insert2
CB Point
RPS
Point3
Grains
13
13
13
Grains
21
21
21
Grains
80/100
80/100
80/100
O.D. Inches
9⁄32
9⁄32
9⁄32
1 Super Nock factory installed.
2 CB Inserts designed specifically for Epic, Excel and LightSpeed. Use ATA Standard 8-32 screw-in points.
3 Can use 9/32 ATA Standard Easton RPS points, field or blunt points.
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their chests and making claims of
superior performance, but when
all is said and done—it’s the winning
results that tell the real story.
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CARBON ARROWS
C2
All-carbon target arrows from Easton fill your quiver with extreme precision
and accuracy. Our C2 technology produces Vector and Redline—lightweight,
stiff, durable and consistently uniform with internal-fitting components. Super
fast, super tough and super affordable.
Easton’s C2 manufacturing process, perfected through
remarkable advances in carbon arrow technology,
promises extraordinary performance in a target arrow.
VECTOR/REDLINE
Unidirectional, high-strength carbon fibers
Micro-smooth finish pulls easily from targets.
High-strength C2 carbon composite wrapped
fibers for exceptional durability and strength
C2 Vector
Vector Pin
At Easton, we push ourselves past the standard limits
Pin Nock
of performance. Make it stronger; make it faster; make
Pin Nocks provide precise nock alignment and help prevent shaft damage or
destruction from rear impact.
Small diameter construction makes Vector extremely effective in
long-distance outdoor competition.
• High-strength C2 carbon composite fibers
• Weight tolerance: ± 1.0 grains
• Straightness: ± .004" (.008" T.I.R.)
• Black, micro-smooth finish
• Sizes: 1050, 920, 840, 770, 700, 640, 580, 530, 480
• Components - Sold separately
it better—make it distinctly an Easton product. We go
all the way to the red line. Our C2 Vector and Redline
arrows scream past acceptable, race beyond the norm,
VECTOR
Vector Stainless Steel Break-off Point
Size
1050
920
840
770
700
640
580
530
480
Stainless
Pin Nocks
Shaft
Recommended
Steel
Shaft Weight Spine @ Stock Point Weight Break-off Vector Pin
Weight @ 29" 28" Span Length
Range
Point
Pin Nock
Grains per
Deflection in
Inch
Grains
Inches
Inches
Grains
Grains
Grains Grains
5.24
152
1.050
28
70-80
70/80/90
7
2
1
5.44
158
0.920
28 ⁄4
70-80
70/80/90
7
2
1
6.06
176
0.840
28 ⁄2
80-90
80/90/100
7
2
1
6.26
182
0.770
29 ⁄2
80-90
80/90/100
7
2
1
6.38
185
0.700
30 ⁄2
80-90
80/90/100
7
2
3
6.87
199
0.640
30 ⁄4
90-100
90/100/110
8
2
1
7.06
205
0.580
31 ⁄2
90-100
90/100/110
8
2
7.56
219
0.530
313⁄4
90-100
90/100/110
8
2
7.78
226
0.480
32
100-110
90/100/110
8
2
and finish in the winner’s circle.
Expect DISTINCTION
Pin Nock Colors: Translucent Green, Red, Blue, Orange and Opaque White.
C2 Redline
Redline UNI Bushing
Redline is fast and precise for 3D and target archery.
• High-strength C2 carbon composite fibers
• Weight tolerance: ± 1.5 grains
• Straightness: ± .004" (.008" T.I.R.)
• Black, micro-smooth finish
• Sizes: 1000, 900, 780, 690, 600, 520, 460, 410, 360
• Redline UNI Bushing - Installed
• “G” Nock - Sold separately
• Inserts and Points - Sold separately
“G” Nock
REDLINE
A/C/C One-piece Parabolic Point
Size
A/C/C NIBB Point
8-32 RPS Insert - A/C/C
RPS Point
8-32 Halfout Insert - A/C/C
1000
900
780
690
600
520
460
410
360
Shaft
Shaft Weight
Spine @
Weight @ 29” 28” Span
Grains per
Deflection in
Inch
Grains
Inches
5.68
165
1.000
5.83
169
0.900
6.30
183
0.780
6.27
182
0.690
6.92
201
0.600
7.09
206
0.520
7.32
212
0.460
7.60
220
0.410
8.31
241
0.360
Stock
Length
Inches
291⁄2
291⁄2
30
301⁄2
31
311⁄2
311⁄2
32
32
Point/
Insert
Sizes
-04
-04
-18
-18
-28
-49
-49
-60
-60
UNI1 System
Redline
Bushing “G” Nock2 Heavy Wt.
Grains
2
2
3
3
4
6
6
7
7
Grains
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
Grains5
100
100
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—Indicates not available.
1 UNI–Universal Nock Installation System.
2 Easton “G” Nock is available in Opaque Black, White and Translucent Green, Orange, Red and comes in .088” and .098”
string groove sizes.
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One-Piece Parabolic Point
Extra Light Hyper Light
Med. Wt. Light Wt.
Wt.
Wt.
NIBB
Point
RPS Inserts3
8-32
RPS
Halfout 8-32 Alum. Point4
Grains5
80
80
100
100
100
—
—
—
—
Grains5
—
—
70
70
70
80
80
90
90
Grains
—
—
16
16
18
—
—
—
—
Grains5
70
70
82
82
87
100
100
108
108
Grains5
60
60
70
70
70
80
80
90
90
Grains5
50
50
60
60
60
70
70
80
80
Grains
—
—
—
—
—
9
9
11
11
O.D. Inches
—
—
17⁄64
17⁄64
17⁄64
9⁄32
9⁄32
9⁄32
9⁄32
3 RPS=Replaceable Point System with 8-32 ATA-Standard thread.
4 RPS Parabolic Target Points are available in 50-125 grains.
5 NIBB Point grain weights are ±0.5 grains; all other points are ±1 grain.
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X7/XX75 TARGET
Manufactured with tough 7178-T9 metal alloy, X7 is the premier aluminum
arrow technology. Easton’s X7 Eclipse is famous for extreme straightness,
superior strength and consistent spine—and that adds up to accuracy.
X7 Cobalt, with our patented Super Swage technology, is following in its
There is nothing more gratifying than to see the
footsteps, rapidly making a name for itself with victory after victory at
ASA and IBO competitions. XX75 Platinum Plus takes the prize for great
all-around performance. Jazz is specifically designed for kids, beginners and
archers looking for outstanding design at an economical price.
smiles on the faces of children shooting a bow and
arrow. At Easton, we understand that young shooters
X7 Cobalt
• 7178-T9 Alloy
• Strength (psi): 105,000
• Weight tolerance: ± 3/4%
• Straightness: ± .001" (.002" T.I.R.)
• Hard-anodized polished cobalt blue
• Sizes: 1914, 2014, 2112, 2114, 2212, 2213, 2312, 2314, New 2315,
2412, 2413, 2512
• Super Swage™
• Nocks and Points - Sold separately
Expect FUN
their smaller and lighter
bows. We make the same
Super Swage | (US patent no. 6,017,284)
The ultimate nock attachment system. Super Swage is precision-formed to
a parallel section that is then machined true to the shaft for perfect nock fit.
This technology provides lighter weight, increased surface contact between
the nock and the shaft, more streamlined flight, and undeniable accuracy.
Super Nock or 3D Super Nock
commitment of quality to youngsters
that we make to every other archer.
X7 Ec lipse
• 7178-T9 Alloy
• Strength (psi): 105,000
• Weight tolerance: ± 3/4%
• Straightness: ± .001" (.002" T.I.R.)
• Hard-anodized polished black
• Sizes: 1512, 1514, 1612, 1614, 1712, 1714, 1812, 1814, 1912, 1914,
2012, 2014, 2112, 2114, 2212, 2213, 2214, 2312, 2314, New 2315,
2412, 2413, 2512, 2613
• UNI or Super UNI Bushing - Installed
• Nocks and Points - Sold separately
XX75 Plati n u m P l u s
NIBB Point
One-piece Bullet Point
Super UNI Bushing and Super Nock or 3D Super Nock
UNI Bushing and “G” Nock Eclipse sizes 1914 and smaller
Platinum Plus sizes 1916 and smaller
• 7075-T9 Alloy
• Strength (psi): 96,000
• Weight tolerance: ± 1%
• Straightness: ± .002" (.004" T.I.R.)
• Hard-anodized platinum grey
• Sizes: 1416, 1516, 1616, 1713, 1716, 1813, 1816, 1913, 1916, 2013,
2016, 2114, 2115, 2213, 2315, 2413
• UNI or Super UNI Bushing - Installed
• Nocks and Points - Sold separately
Jazz shafts have a precision-ground
nock swage. The 1214 uses the
“G” Nock, which fits directly into
the shaft.
Jazz
• 7075 Alloy
• Strength (psi): 85,000
• Weight tolerance: ±2%
• Straightness: ±.006" (.012" T.I.R.)
• Hard-anodized purple/silver
• Sizes: 1214, 1413, 1416, 1516, 1616, 1716, 1813, 1816, 1913, 1916, 2013
• Full-diameter taper swage
• Components - Sold separately
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Conventional Nock
NIBB Point
One-piece Bullet Point
RPS Point
8-32 RPS Insert
See aluminum shaft and component specifications on page 42.
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ALUMINUM TARGET SHAFT
AND COMPONENT SPECIFICATIONS
VANES
Expect DIRECTION
You get honest and accurate shaft and component specifications only with Easton TruSpecs.
Stock Length3
Shaft Weight
Size
XX751
X72
1214
1413
1416
1512
1514
1516
1612
1614
1616
1712
1713
1714
1716
1812
1813
1814
1816
1912
1913
1914
1916
2012
2013
2014
2016
2112
2114
2115
2212
2213
2214
2312
2314
2315
2412
2413
2512
2613
Grains per Inch
5.93
—
5.94
—
7.15
—
—
5.84
—
6.83
7.34
—
—
6.27
—
7.73
8.36
—
—
6.70
7.42
—
—
8.07
9.03
—
—
7.30
7.86
—
—
8.57
9.27
—
—
7.60
8.34
—
—
9.28
10.05
—
—
8.00
9.01
—
—
9.56
10.56
—
—
8.42
9.86
9.94
10.75
—
—
8.84
9.83
9.92
—
10.41
—
9.48
10.67
10.76
11.67
11.77
—
9.65
10.40
10.50
—
10.28
—
11.49
UNI System5
Super UNI System5
RPS7
Shaft
Weight
@ 29"
Spine @
28" Span
751
X72
Conventional
Nock Size4/8
Bushing9
“G” Nock
Bushing
Super
Nock
3D
Super
Nock
NIBB
Point
One-piece
Bullet
Point
Insert
Alum.
RPS
Point
Size
Grains
172
172
207
169
198
213
182
224
242
194
215
234
262
212
228
249
269
220
242
269
291
232
261
277
306
244
286
312
256
285
302
275
309
338
280
302
298
333
Deflection in
Inches
2.501
2.036
1.684
1.553
1.379
1.403
1.298
1.153
1.079
1.099
1.044
0.963
0.880
0.879
0.874
0.799
0.756
0.778
0.733
0.658
0.623
0.680
0.610
0.579
0.531
0.590
0.510
0.461
0.505
0.460
0.425
0.423
0.390
0.342
0.400
0.365
0.321
0.265
Inches
26
26
27
—
—
271⁄2
—
—
281⁄2
—
29
—
29
—
30
—
30
—
31
—
31
—
321⁄2
—
32
—
321⁄2
33
—
331⁄2
—
—
331⁄2
34
—
34
341⁄2
—
Inches
—
—
—
27
26
—
28
28
—
281⁄2
—
29
—
291⁄2
—
291⁄2
—
30
—
301⁄2
—
311⁄2
—
311⁄2
—
311⁄2
321⁄2
—
321⁄2
331⁄2
33
33
331⁄2
34
34
34
341⁄2
341⁄2
Inches
—
7⁄32
7⁄32
—
—
1⁄4
—
—
1⁄4
—
1⁄4
—
1⁄4
—
1⁄4
—
1⁄4
—
9⁄32
—
9⁄32
—
9⁄32
—
9⁄32
—
5⁄16
5⁄16
—
5⁄16
—
—
11⁄32
11⁄32
11⁄32
11⁄32
—
—
Grains
—
—
2
5
5
3
6
5
5
7
7
7
7
9
8
8
8
9
9
9
9
(10)
—
(10)
—
(10)
(11)
(11)
(13)
(13)
(13)
(15)
(14)
—
(17)
(17)
(20)
(22)
Grains
7
—
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
—
7
—
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
—
7
7
7
7
Grains
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
5
5
5
4
7
7
7
9
9
9
11
10
11
12
12
15
17
Grains
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
Grains
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
Grains6
—
—
46
4910
6110
48
5510
51
56
6210
54
56
60
6710
56
60
63
7010
64
64
72
8310
68
71
80
8810
78
83
10210
88
10310
9910
—
—
110
110
10810
—
Grains6
45
35
52
—
—
54
—
—
63
—
—
—
68
—
—
—
74
—
—
—
82
—
—
—
90
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
150
Grains6
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
10
—
14
—
12
—
17
—
16
22
21
—
20
25
25
25
31
30
—
37
34
37
40
40
52
58
Grains
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
17/64
—
9/32
—
9/32
—
5/16
—
5/16
5/16
5/16
—
5/16
5/16
5/16
5/16
11/32
11/32
—
11/32
11/32
11/32
11/32
11/32
11/32
3/8
— Indicates not available
1 XX75 Jazz, Platinum Plus.
2 X7 Eclipse and Cobalt.
3 Length is approximate stock shaft length for each size.
4 Nock size for conventional swaged nock taper.
5 UNI—Universal Nock Installation System.
6 NIBB point grain weights are ±0.5 grain. All other components are ±1 grain.
7 RPS = Replaceable Point System with 8-32 ATA-Standard thread.
8 Jazz is produced without reduced diameter taper and can also use the next largest conventional nock size.
9 Parenthesis indicates smaller (A/C/E Nock) UNI Bushing size is available as an accessory.
Except X7 Cobalt.
10 This NIBB point will provide approximately an 8% F.O.C. All other NIBB points are approximately 7% F.O.C.
F.O.C. is Front-of-Center balance position on the arrow shaft.
Easton Diamond
The direction we give our children will guide them from
Vanes ™
their young impressionable years to become responsible
citizens. The time we spend hunting together creates
cherished moments—opportunities to share our pride
Size
175
235
280
380
1 All grain weights are within ±0.5 grain.
Length
Height
Weight
Inches
Inches
Grains1
13⁄4"
23⁄8"
27⁄8"
37⁄8"
.375
.355
.500
.500
3
4
6
8
for archery and provide the kind of direction they need
to become passionate and responsible bowhunters. Our
experience, persistence and patience helps us deliver the
Glue: Fastset or Fastset Gel.
Easton’s Diamond Vanes with matte finish, durable material and parabolic design,
offer optimum stabilization for carbon and aluminum arrows. Available in eight
colors (bright green, chartreuse, sunset gold, hot pink, purple, fire orange, white and
black) and four popular lengths from 13⁄4" to 37⁄8".
positive messages these youngsters need.
Spin Wing Vanes
13⁄4" vanes are available in black, blue, red, white and yellow.
Lightweight Spin Wing Vanes, made of mylar material for long-distance outdoor
shooting, are used by 95% of FITA target archers. The curved pocket design of the
vane traps and compresses air for minimum drag in flight and high-spin accuracy.
ALUMINUM AND WOOD PRACTICE ARROWS
Economy alloy and wood arrows are also available from Easton.
For shaft specifications and component information, please contact Easton.
(See contact information on back cover.)
Stalker s an d Wo o d
• Fall Stalker Sizes: 1816, 1916, 2018, 2117, 2216, 2219
• Gold Stalker Sizes: 1816, 2018, 2117, 2216, 2219
• Red Stalker Sizes: 1516, 1616, 1716, 1816, 1916, 2216
• Wood Sizes: • Premium: 11/32 • Intermediate: 11/32, 5/16 • Beginner: 5/16
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OUTDOOR & INDOOR TARGET • FIELD •
3D SHAFT SPECIFICATIONS AND SIZES
ALUMINUM/CARBON
CHOOSING THE RIGHT EQUIPMENT
Archery—the “X” inside the bull’s eye is the symbol of perfection worldwide. And Easton is the symbol of accuracy to every archer striving to achieve perfection. When you choose an arrow from our
vast selection of aluminum, carbon composite or aluminum/carbon, you are assured the highest level of quality. Consistent weight, straightness and spine are built into every Easton arrow. From our
X10 for the Gold-medal contender to our NEW carbon FatBoy for the indoor competitor or 3D enthusiast, there is an Easton arrow to match your style and setup.
Materials/Construction
Nock System
Nock Type
Inserts
Points
Weight Tolerance3
Straightness1
Color/Finish
Sizes
X10®
High-strength carbon fiber bonded to a 7075
aluminum core tube - barreled shaft.
X10 Pin
Pin Nock
Not available
X10 Ballistic Tungsten or
X10 Stainless Steel Breakoff Point
±0.5 grains
±.002” (.004” T.I.R.)
Polished Black Carbon
1000, 900, 830, 750, 700, 650, 600, 550, 500, 450,
410, 380
A/C/E®
High-strength carbon fiber bonded to a 7075
aluminum core tube - barreled shaft.
A/C/E Pin or Insert Nock
Pin Nock or “G” Nock
A/C/E Insert
Screw-in, One-piece or
A/C/E Stainless Steel
Break-off Point
±0.5 grains
±.002” (.004” T.I.R.)
Polished Black Carbon
(1400, 1250, 1100)4, 1000, 920, 850, 780, 720 ,670,
620, 570, 520, 470, 430, 400, 370
A/C Navigator™
High-strength carbon fiber bonded to a 7075
aluminum core tube
A/C/E Pin or Insert Nock
Pin Nock or “G” Nock
A/C/E Insert
Screw-in, One-piece , A/C/E
Stainless Steel Break-off or
Navigator Stainless Steel
Break-off Point
±1 grains
±.0025” (.005” T.I.R.)
Polished Black Carbon
1000, 880, 810, 710, 610, 540, 480, 430
A/C/C®
High-strength carbon fiber bonded to a 7075
aluminum core tube
UNI System
“G” Nock
8-32 RPS Insert
One-piece Parabolic Point,
NIBB Point or RPS Point
±0.5 grains
±.003” (.006” T.I.R.)
Low Gloss Black Carbon
2-00, 3L-00, 3-00, 2L-04, 2-04, 3X-04, 3L-04, 3-04,
3L-18, 3-18, 3-28, 3-39, 3-49, 3-60, 3-71
Materials/Construction
Nock System
Nock Type
Inserts
Points
Weight Tolerance3
Straightness1
Color/Finish
Sizes
Multi-layer wrapped carbon fibers
Super UNI System Internal-fit
3-D Super Nock or
Super Nock
8-32 RPS Insert
One-piece Bullet
or RPS Point
±2.0 grains
±.005” (.010” T.I.R.)
Black, Smooth Matte Finish
500, 400, 340
LightSpeed™
Multi-layer wrapped carbon fibers
Direct Internal-fit
3-D Super Nock or
Super Nock
CB Insert
CB or RPS Point
±2.0 grains
±.005” (.010” T.I.R.)
Black, Smooth Matte Finish
500, 400, 340
C2 Vector™
High-strength C2 carbon composite fibers
Vector Pin
Pin Nock
Not available
Vector Stainless Steel
Break-off Point
±1.0 grains
±.004” (.008” T.I.R.)
Black, Micro-smooth Finish
1050, 920, 840, 770, 700, 640, 580, 530, 480
C2 Redline™
High-strength C2 carbon composite fibers
UNI System Internal-fit
“G” Nock
8-32 RPS Insert - A/C/C
A/C/C One-piece Parabolic,
A/C/C NIBB or RPS Point
±1.5 grains
±.004” (.008” T.I.R.)
Black, Micro-smooth Finish
1000, 900, 780, 690, 600, 520, 460, 410, 360
CARBON
FatBoy™
ALUMINUM
NEW
Alloy
Strength2 (psi)
Nock System
Nock Type
Inserts
Points
Weight Tolerance
Straightness1
Color/Hard-anodized Finish
Sizes
X7® Cobalt™
7178-T9
105,000
Direct Internal-fit Super
Swage™
3-D Super Nock or
Super Nock
Not available
NIBB or
One-piece Bullet Point
±3⁄4%
±.001” (.002” T.I.R.)
Polished Cobalt Blue
1914, 2014, 2112, 2114, 2212, 2213, 2312, 2314, 2315,
2412, 2413, 2512
X7® Eclipse®
7178-T9
105,000
UNI or Super UNI System
“G” Nock, Super Nock or
3-D Super Nock
Not available
NIBB or
One-piece Bullet Point
±3⁄4%
±.001” (.002” T.I.R.)
Polished Black
1512, 1514, 1612, 1614, 1712, 1714, 1812, 1814, 1912,
1914, 2012, 2014, 2112, 2114, 2212, 2213, 2214, 2312,
2314, 2315, 2412, 2413, 2512 ,2613
XX75® Platinum® Plus
7075-T9
96,000
UNI or Super UNI System
“G” Nock, Super Nock or
3-D Super Nock
8-32 RPS Insert
NIBB, One-piece Bullet or
RPS Point
±1%
±.002” (.004” T.I.R.)
Platinum Grey
1416, 1516, 1616, 1713, 1716, 1813, 1816, 1913, 1916,
2013, 2016, 2114, 2115, 2213, 2315, 2413
Jazz™
7075
85,000
Full-Diameter Taper Swage
Conventional or
“G” Nock5
8-32 RPS Insert
NIBB, One-piece Bullet or
RPS Point
±2%
±.006” (.012” T.I.R.)
Purple/Silver
12145, 1413, 1416, 1516, 1616, 1716, 1813, 1816,
1913, 1916, 2013
1 Straightness tolerance (T.I.R. = Total Indicator Reading as shaft is rotated 360˚ per ATA
ASTM Standard). Easton straightness measurements comply with the ATA/ASTM industry
standard. However, our shafts also meet a far more stringent straightness measurement of
full length minus 2 inches (i.e. 34 inch shafts are measured at 32 inches).
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2
3
4
5
Tensile strength value may vary ±3%.
Grains per shafts in a dozen bundle.
Special order only.
1214 size Jazz uses “G” Nock.
New sizes and models are shown in red.
Eclipse and Platinum Plus sizes in italics use A/C/E UNI Nock System.
®/™ Registered Trademark/Trademark of Easton.
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SPINE AND WEIGHT COMPARISON CHART
No other company offers such a comprehensive array of arrow sizes and spines to
fit every setup. Our Comparison Chart illustrates the spine and weight relationship
of all sizes using a 29" shaft length. This relationship is comparable for other shaft
lengths, as well. The spine (stiffness) of the 29" shaft is defined as the measured
deflection (in inches) that results from hanging a 1.94 lb. (880 gram) weight from
1.800
ARROW SIZE IDENTIFICATION
the center of the shaft that is supported at two points 28" (71.12 cm) apart. Each
different weight group is indicated graphically by a band of shading on the graph. Our
Shaft Specifications and Sizes Chart show our complete line of outdoor and indoor
target, field and 3-D arrows, and our Selection Charts on pages 48-49 will help you
find the perfect arrow match for your type and style of shooting.
1214 
2.501  1413
2.036
BOW-WEIGHT/SHAFT SPINE
RELATIONSHIP
1.700
1.600
1512 
1.500
1.400
2-00 
1514 
3L-00 
1.300
— Spine (deflection inches 28-inch span with 1.94 pounds (880 grams) —
 1516
1400 
LEGEND
It is easy to select another weight target arrow with
similar spine that will shoot well from your bow
simply by moving to the right or left horizontally.
Our Comparison Chart illustrates the spine and
weight relationship of all sizes using a 29" shaft
length. This relationship is comparable for other
shaft lengths, as well. The spine (stiffness) of the
29" shaft is defined as the measured deflection (in
inches) that results from hanging a 1.94 lb. (880
gram) weight from the center of the shaft that is
supported at two points 28" (71.12 cm) apart. Each
different weight group is indicated graphically by a
band of shading on the graph.
1416 
X10
Diameter of aluminum
core tube, e.g.
9=9⁄64"O.D.











X10
A/C/E®
A/C Navigator™
A/C/C®
Vector
Redline
FatBoy
LightSpeed
X7®
XX75®
XX78 and XX75
Wall thickness of
aluminum core tube,
e.g. 06=0.006" wall.
Spine (deflection
measured in thousandths of an inch)
at 28" span for all sizes.
A/C/E
Diameter of
aluminum core tube,
e.g. 12=12⁄64" O.D.
Letter series
of this model.
Wall thickness
of aluminum
core tube, e.g.
06=0.006" wall.
1612 
1250 
Spine (deflection measured in thousandths of an inch)
at 28" span for all sizes.
Letter series of this
1206 model shaft.
1.200
A/C/C
1100 
1.100
1712 
1000 
 1713
 1000
1000 
 2L-04
1000
1714 
 920
0.900
Dash number–last two digits of the
core tube diameter in thousandths
of an inch, e.g. 60=0.360".
1616 
 1050
1.000
Relative thickness of
carbon (graphite) fiber
on aluminum core.
1614 
3-00 
880 
850 
0.800
1812 
 840
830 
810 
780 
0.700
670 
1814 
770  780
750 
710   720
 700
 690
Navigator
1912 
 1816
3L-04 
700 
 1913
2012
3-04 
650 
 640
610 
600   600
 580
570 
520 
500 
520 
500 
0.500
NOTE: The “carbon relative thickness” code followed by the letter “L” (e.g. 3L-04, 3L-18)
indicates a lighter spine shaft (the letter “X” indicates the lightest spine) of that core tube
size with that number of wraps.

1716
 1813
3X-04 
620 
0.600
Spine (deflection measured in thousandths of an inch) at 28" span for all sizes.
2-04 
 920
900 
900
470 
430 
0.400
3L-18 
1916
 2013
2112 
540
Spine (deflection measured in thousandths of an inch) at 28" span for all sizes.
1914 
 550
530

Carbon
2014 
3-18 
2114
500
2212 
 3-28

480

 480
 460
450 
430   3-39
 410
410 
400  
400
400
 3-49

380
 370
 360
340   340
2213
Spine (deflection measured in thousandths of an inch) at 28" span for all sizes.

 2115
2214 
2312 
2412 
2413
 3-71
Aluminum
Weight group bands–thicker bands indicate heavier weight groups,
thinner multiple bands indicate lighter weight groups.
Lite Aluminum
2314 
 3-60
0.300
 2016


2315

2512 
2613 
UltraLite Aluminum, SuperLite A/C and Carbon
UltraLite Carbon
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
— Weight (grains) 29-inch shaft only —
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260
280
300
SuperLite Aluminum
320
340
Shaft model
Shaft outside diameter in
nearest sixty-fourth of an inch.
Wall thickness in nearest
thousandth of an inch.
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EASTON OUTDOOR & INDOOR TARGET • FIELD • 3-D
ARROW SELECTION CHART
The Correct Arrow Length for any type bow (including bows with overdraws) is determined
by drawing an extra-long arrow to full draw and having someone mark the arrow one inch
in front of where the arrow contacts the most forward portion of the arrow rest. You may
also use an arrow-length check arrow from Easton.
2. Determining Actual Peak Bow Weight for Compound Bows
201⁄2
211⁄2
221⁄2
231⁄2
(52.1 cm) (54.6 cm) (57.2 cm) (59.7 cm)
21"
Y1
Y1
Y2
Y3
Correct Target Arrow Length
1” clearance
(minimum)
Place where arrow contacts most forward
portion of the arrow rest.
22"
COMPOUND BOW - Release Aid
Calculated Peak Bow Weight - Lbs.
241⁄2
(62.2 cm)
251⁄2
(64.8 cm)
261⁄2
(67.3 cm)
25"
26"
27"
251⁄2
(64.8 cm)
261⁄2
(67.3 cm)
271⁄2
(69.9 cm)
Y2
Y3
Y4
Y5
Y6
Y7
Y3
Y4
Y5
Y6
Y7
Y4
Y5
Y6
Y7
24"
Y1
Y2
Y3
Y4
Y5
Y6
Size
1214
Spine
2.501
Model
75
Weight
Grs/Inch
5.93
RECURVE BOW
Bow Weight - Lbs.
16-20 lbs.
(7.3-9.1 kg)
Size
1413
Spine
2.036
20-24 lbs.
Single or Hard Cam
AMO up to 210 FPS
IBO up to 260 FPS
AMO 211-230 FPS
IBO 261-290 FPS
AMO 231 FPS up
IBO 291 FPS up
35-40 lbs.
24-28 lbs.
(18.1-20.4 kg)
(15.9-18.1 kg)
(13.2-15.9 kg)
(20.4-22.7 kg)
(18.1-20.4 kg)
(15.9-18.1 kg)
32-36 lbs.
(22.7-24.9 kg)
(20.4-22.7 kg)
(18.1-20.4 kg)
36-40 lbs.
(24.9-27.2 kg)
(22.7-24.9 kg)
(20.4-22.7 kg)
(27.2-29.5 kg)
(24.9-27.2 kg)
(22.7-24.9 kg)
(29.5-31.8 kg)
(27.2-29.5 kg)
(24.9-27.2 kg)
(31.8-34.5 kg)
(29.5-31.8 kg)
(27.2-29.5 kg)
(34.5-37.2 kg)
(31.8-34.5 kg)
(29.5-31.8 kg)
(37.2-39.9 kg)
(34.5-37.2 kg)
(31.8-34.5 kg)
28-32 lbs.
(12.7-14.5 kg)
Weight
Grs/Inch
5.94
40-45 lbs.
35-40 lbs.
45-50 lbs.
40-45 lbs.
50-55 lbs.
45-50 lbs.
55-60 lbs.
50-55 lbs.
60-65 lbs.
55-60 lbs.
65-70 lbs.
Weight
@29"
172
60-65 lbs.
70-76 lbs.
65-70 lbs.
76-82 lbs.
70-76 lbs.
82-88 lbs.
Group Y3
Size
1413
1416
Note: Correct arrow length is measured from throat (string hole) of the
nock to end of the shaft, not including point or insert.
The suggested shaft sizes in the charts were determined using a “Standard” Setup
which includes:
• Use of a release aid.
• Recommended or 75-100 grain arrow point weight.
• Compound bow with brace height greater than 61⁄2”.
If your setup differs from the “Standard” Setup, use the Variables (following) to make
adjustments to determine the Calculated Peak Bow Weight so the correct arrow size can be
selected on the Chart.
Variables to the “Standard” Setup for Compound Bows:
• Finger release - Add 5 lbs.
• Point weight over 100 grains – Add 3 lbs. for each 25 grains heavier than 100 grains.
• Bows with brace heights less than 61⁄2” – Add 5 lbs.
Size
1250
1400
3L-00
1514
1612
1516
Size
1000
1100
1000
1000
3-00
1050
1000
1712
1614
1616
Length of Overdraw
2”
3”
4”
5”
For 50#-70# Actual /Calculated Peak Bow Weight,
add to bow weight—
1#
3#
6#
9#
12#
3. Determining Actual Peak Bow Weight for Recurve Bows
Your local archery pro shop is the best place to determine the actual draw weight of your bow.
Actual Peak Bow Weight for recurve bows should be measured at your draw length.
Spine
1.250
1.400
1.300
1.379
1.298
1.403
Model
A/C/E
A/C/E
A/C/C
X7
X7
75
Weight
Grs/Inch
5.08
4.86
5.14
6.83
6.27
7.34
Size
2-00
1512
1416
Spine
1.500
1.553
1.684
Spine
1.000
1.100
1.000
1.000
1.150
1.050
1.000
1.099
1.153
1.079
Model
A/C/E
A/C/E
X10
Nav
A/C/C
Vector
Rdln
X7
X7
75
Weight
Grs/Inch
5.70
5.14
5.27
5.13
5.47
5.24
5.68
6.70
7.73
8.36
Model
A/C/C
X7
75
Weight
Grs/Inch
4.72
5.84
7.15
Weight
@29"
165
149
153
149
159
152
165
194
224
242
Size
1250
3-00
1612
1516
1614
A/C/E
X10
Nav
A/C/C
Vector
Rdln
X7
75
Spine
1.250
1.150
1.298
1.403
1.153
Model
A/C/E
A/C/C
X7
75
X7
Weight
Grs/Inch
5.08
5.47
6.27
7.34
7.73
Weight
@29"
147
159
182
213
224
Aluminum/Carbon/Extreme
X10 Shafts (Aluminum/Carbon)
Navigator (Aluminum/Carbon)
Aluminum/Carbon/Composite
Vector
Redline Carbon Composite
X7 Eclipse and Cobalt (7178 alloy)
XX75: Platinum Plus and Jazz
(7075-T9 alloy)
Note: Shaft Weight at 29" is shown on our Shaft
Selection Charts. To determine weight at your shaft
length, multiply the grains-per-inch (gpi) by your actual
shaft length not including point, insert or UNI Bushing.
USING THE TARGET ARROW SELECTION CHART
1.
Bow Draw Length
Draw length is measured at full draw from the “back” (far side-see drawing) of the bow to the
bottom of the nock groove. Actual arrow length and draw length are only the same if the end of
the arrow shaft is even with the back of the bow at full draw.
2.
241⁄2
(62.2 cm)
251⁄2
(64.8 cm)
261⁄2
(67.3 cm)
271⁄2
(69.9 cm)
281⁄2
(72.4 cm)
291⁄2
(75.0 cm)
301⁄2
(77.5 cm)
311⁄2
(80.0 cm)
23"
24"
25"
26"
27"
28"
29"
30"
31"
32"
231⁄2
(59.7 cm)
241⁄2
(62.2 cm)
251⁄2
(64.8 cm)
261⁄2
(67.3 cm)
271⁄2
(69.9 cm)
281⁄2
(72.4 cm)
291⁄2
(75.0 cm)
301⁄2
(77.5 cm)
311⁄2
(80.0 cm)
321⁄2
(82.5 cm)
76-82 lbs.
29-35 lbs.
35-40 lbs.
40-45 lbs.
T1
T2
T3
T4
T5
T6
T7
T8
T1
T2
T3
T4
T5
T6
T7
45-50 lbs.
50-55 lbs.
55-60 lbs.
60-65 lbs.
65-70 lbs.
70-76 lbs.
T1
T2
T3
T4
T5
T6
T7
T8
T9
T1
T2
T3
T4
T5
T6
T7
T8
T9
T10
T1
T2
T3
T4
T5
T6
T7
T8
T9
T10
T11
T2
T3
T4
T5
T6
T7
T8
T9
T10
T11
T12
T3
T4
T5
T6
T7
T8
T9
T10
T11
T12
T13
RECURVE BOW
Bow Weight - Lbs.
Finger Release
17-23 lbs.
(7.7-10.4 kg)
24-29 lbs.
T5
T6
T7
T8
T9
T10
T11
T12
T13
T13
(10.9-13.2 kg)
T7
T8
T9
T10
T11
T12
T13
T13
T14
30-35 lbs.
(13.6-15.9 kg)
36-40 lbs.
T9
T10
T11
T12
T13
T13
T14
(16.3-18.1 kg)
41-45 lbs.
(18.6-20.4 kg)
46-50 lbs.
(20.9-22.7 kg)
51-55 lbs.
(23.1-24.9 kg)
56-60 lbs.
(25.4-27.2 kg)
61-65 lbs.
(27.7-29.5 kg)
66-70 lbs.
(29.9-31.8 kg)
71-76 lbs.
(32.2-34.5 kg)
No X10 or A/C/E shafts suitable in shaded areas above.
Weight
@29"
137
169
207
Group Y6
Weight
@29"
147
141
149
198
182
213
Group Y7
If you are using an overdraw, make the variable calculations (if any), and then modify the
Calculated Peak Bow Weight of your bow using the following chart.
1”
Model
75
75
Weight
@29"
172
207
Group Y5
Overdraw Compound Bows
Bow Weight
Spine
2.036
1.684
Weight
Grs/Inch
5.94
7.15
Group Y4
231⁄2
(59.7 cm)
29-35 lbs.
(13.2-15.9 kg)
(10.9-12.7 kg)
221⁄2
(57.2 cm)
29-35 lbs.
(13.2-15.9 kg)
(15.9-18.1 kg)
(14.5-16.3 kg)
Model
75
Medium Cam
(9.1-10.9 kg)
Group Y2
Weight
@29"
172
Correct Arrow Length for Target • Field • 3D
Soft Cam
Finger Release
(16.3-18.1 kg)
Group Y1
Correct Target Arrow Length
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Y1
Y1
Y2
Y3
Y4
Y5
Y1
Y1
Y2
Y3
Y4
Bottom
of nock
groove.
Belly of bow (face side)
23"
231⁄2
241⁄2
211⁄2
221⁄2
(54.6 cm) (57.2 cm) (59.7 cm) (62.2 cm)
Compound bows must be measured at the peak bow weight as the bow is being drawn and
not while letting the bow down.
Back of bow
(far side)
Our Target arrow selection chart will help you find the perfect arrow match for your bow.
Our published arrow specifications are real; what we say is what you get, and
better—no matter what arrow you choose.
Correct Arrow Length for Youth Target
1. Determining Correct Target Arrow Length
Mark arrow here.
SELECTING THE CORRECT TARGET ARROW
Once you have determined your Correct Arrow Length and Calculated or Actual Peak Bow
Weight, you are ready to select your correct shaft size:
1.1 Compound bows. In the “Calculated Peak Bow Weight” column (left-hand side of the
CHART) select the column with the type cam on your bow. Then locate your Calculated
Peak Bow Weight in that column.
1.2 Recurve bows. In the “Bow Weight” column (right-hand side of the CHART) locate your
Actual Peak Bow Weight
at your draw length.
Move across that row horizontally to the column indicating your Correct Arrow Length. Note
the letter in the box where your Calculated or Actual Peak Bow Weight row and Correct Arrow
Length column intersect. The “Size” box below the CHART with the same letter and number
contains your recommended arrow sizes. Select an arrow from the Chart depending on the shaft
material, shaft weight and type of shooting you will be doing.
Group T1
Group T2
Group T3
Weight
Wt
Size
Spine
Model Grs/Inch @29"
*920•1000R 0.920•1.000 A/C/E
5.83
169
*900•1000R 0.900•1.000 X10
5.75
167
*880•1000R 0.880•1.000 Nav
5.50
160
2L-04
1.020
A/C/C
6.05
175
2-04
0.920
A/C/C
6.48
188
*920•1050R 0.920•1.050 Vector
5.44
158
900
0.900
Rdln
5.83
169
1712
1.099
X7
6.70
194
1713
1.044
75
7.42
215
1714
0.963
X7
8.07
234
1616
1.079
75
8.36
242
Weight Weight
Size
Spine
Model Grs/Inch @29"
*780•850R 0.780•0.850 A/C/E
6.01
174
*750•830R 0.750•0.830 X10
6.35
184
*810•880R 0.810•0.880 Nav
5.80
168
2-04
0.920
A/C/C
6.48
188
Weight Weight
Size
Spine
Model Grs/Inch @29"
*720•780R 0.720•0.780 A/C/E
6.35
184
*700•750R 0.700•0.750 X10
6.70
194
*710•810R 0.710•0.810 Nav
6.29
182
3X-04
0.830
A/C/C
6.74
195
3L-04
0.750
A/C/C
6.95
202
*700•770R 0.700•0.770 Vector
6.38
185
780
0.780
Rdln
6.30
183
1912
0.778
X7
7.60
220
1813
0.874
75
7.86
228
1814
0.799
X7
8.57
248
1816
0.756
75
9.27
269
Group T5
Group T6
Group T7
Weight
Wt
Size
Spine
Model Grs/Inch @29"
*620•670R 0.620•0.670 A/C/E
6.11
177
*600•650R 0.600•0.650 X10
7.02
204
*540•610R 0.540•0.610 Nav
7.39
214
3-04
0.680
A/C/C
7.22
209
Weight Weight
Size
Spine
Model Grs/Inch @29"
*570•620R 0.570•0.620 A/C/E
6.30
183
*550•600R 0.550•0.600 X10
7.47
217
*540•610R 0.540•0.610 Nav
7.39
214
3L-18
0.620
A/C/C
7.47
217
*640•700R 0.640•0.700 Vector
690
0.690
Rdln
*580•640R 0.580•0.640 Vector
600
0.600
Rdln
500
0.500
LSpd
500
0.500
FB
2112
0.590
X7
2013
0.610
75
2014
0.579
X7
1916
0.623
75
Weight Weight
Size
Spine
Model Grs/Inch @29"
*520•570R 0.520•0.570 A/C/E
6.65
193
*500•550R 0.500•0.550 X10
7.80
226
*540•610R 0.540•0.610 Nav
7.39
214
3-18
0.560
A/C/C
7.82
227
3-28
0.500
A/C/C
8.11
235
*530•580R 0.530•0.580 Vector
7.56
219
520
0.520
Rdln
7.09
206
500
0.500
LSpd
6.53
189
500
0.500
FB
7.10
206
2012
2013
1914
1916
0.680
0.610
0.658
0.623
X7
75
X7
75
6.26
6.27
182
182
8.00
9.01
9.28
10.05
232
261
269
291
*770•840R 0.770•0.840 Vector
780
0.780
Rdln
1812
1714
1716
0.879
0.963
0.880
X7
X7
75
6.26
6.30
182
183
7.30
8.07
9.03
212
234
262
7.06
6.92
6.53
7.10
8.42
9.01
9.56
10.05
205
201
189
206
244
261
277
291
2212
2114
2016
0.505
0.510
0.531
75
X7, 75
75
Group T4
8.84
9.94
10.56
256
288
306
Group T10
Group T11
Weight Weight
Size
Spine
Model Grs/Inch @29"
*430•470R 0.430•0.470 A/C/E
7.03
204
*410•450R 0.410•0.450 X10
8.48
246
*430•480R 0.430•0.480 Nav
8.42
244
3-39
0.440
A/C/C
8.58
249
Weight Weight
Size
Spine
Model Grs/Inch @29"
*400•430R 0.400•0.430 A/C/E
7.50
218
*380•410R 0.380•0.410 X10
8.87
257
*430•480R 0.430•0.480 Nav
8.42
244
3-39
0.440
A/C/C
8.58
249
3-49
0.390
A/C/C
8.83
256
480
0.480
Vector
7.78
226
410
0.410
Rdln
7.60
220
400
0.400
LSpd
7.41
215
400
0.400
FB
7.75
225
2412
0.400
X7
9.65
280
2413
0.365
X7, 75
10.50
304
2214
0.425
X7
10.41
302
2314
0.390
X7, 75
10.76
312
Weight Weight
Size
Spine
Model Grs/Inch @29"
*370•400R 0.370•0.400 A/C/E
7.91
229
380R
0.380
X10
8.87
257
0.480
0.460
0.400
0.400
0.423
0.460
0.425
0.461
Vector
Rdln
LSpd
FB
X7
X7, 75
X7
75
7.78
7.32
7.41
7.75
9.48
9.92
10.41
10.75
226
212
215
225
275
288
302
312
Group T13
Weight Weight
Size
Spine
Model Grs/Inch @29"
Size/Spine
3-71
0.300
A/C/C
9.92
288
2512
0.321
X7
10.28
298
2613
0.265
X7
11.49
333
2613
* When two sizes are listed together, the weight listed is for the first shaft.
Group T14
Weight Weight
Model Grs/Inch @29”
0.265
X7
11.49
333
Weight Weight
Spine
Model Grs/Inch @29"
0.670•0.720 A/C/E
5.93
172
0.650•0.700 X10
6.79
197
0.610•0.710 Nav
6.87
199
0.750
A/C/C
6.95
202
0.680
A/C/C
7.22
209
0.700•0.770 Vector
6.38
185
0.690
Rdln
6.27
182
0.778
X7
7.60
220
0.680
X7
8.00
232
0.733
75
8.34
242
0.658
X7
9.28
269
Group T8
Group T9
480
460
400
400
2312
2213
2214
2115
Size
*670•720R
*650•700R
*610•710R
3L-04
3-04
*700•770R
690
1912
2012
1913
1914
Size
*470•520R
*450•500R
*480•540R
3-28
3-39
*480•530R
460
500
500
2212
2213
2114
2115
Spine
0.470•0.520
0.450•0.500
0.480•0.540
0.500
0.440
0.480•0.530
0.460
0.500
0.500
0.505
0.460
0.510
0.461
Weight Weight
Model Grs/Inch @29"
A/C/E
6.81
197
X10
8.10
235
Nav
7.98
231
A/C/C
8.11
235
A/C/C
8.58
249
Vector
7.78
226
Rdln
7.32
212
LSpd
6.53
189
FB
7.10
206
X7
8.84
256
X7, 75
9.92
288
X7, 75
9.94
288
75
10.75
312
Group T12
Size
370R
Spine
0.370
Weight Weight
Model Grs/Inch @29"
A/C/E
7.91
229
3-49
3-60
0.390
0.340
A/C/C
A/C/C
8.83
9.45
256
274
3-60
3-71
0.340
0.300
A/C/C
A/C/C
9.45
9.92
274
288
360
400
400
0.360
0.400
0.400
Rdln
LSpd
FB
8.31
7.41
7.75
241
215
225
360
340
340
0.360
0.340
0.340
Rdln
LSpd
FB
8.31
8.16
8.30
241
237
241
2413
2314
2315
0.365
0.390
0.340
X7, 75
X7, 75
X7, 75
10.50
10.76
11.67
304
312
338
2512
2613
0.321
0.265
X7
X7
10.28
11.49
298
333
A/C/E
X10
Nav
A/C/C
Vector
Rdln
LSpd
FB
X7
75
Aluminum/Carbon/Extreme
X10 Shafts (Aluminum/Carbon)
Navigator (Aluminum/Carbon)
Aluminum/Carbon/Composite
Vector
Redline
LightSpeed
FatBoy
X7 Eclipse and Cobalt (7178 alloy)
XX75: Platinum Plus and Jazz (7075-T9 alloy)
R
Size
Spine
Model
Weight
The size recommendations for recurve bows are
indicated with a letter “R” next to the size.
Indicates suggested arrow size
Spine of arrow size shown (static)
Designates arrow model
Listed in grains per inch
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STABILIZERS
TUNING COMPOUND & RECURVE BOWS
Easton’s tough, hard-anodized aluminum stabilizers help steady your aim and
absorb vibrations during and after the shot for a quieter, more stable and
responsive feel.
The following information will help you properly tune your bow. As our Arrow
Selection Charts indicate, more than one arrow size may shoot well from your
bow. You may decide to shoot a lighter arrow for speed, or a heavier arrow
for greater durability and penetration. Also, large variations in shooting style,
1
90º
The stabilizer choice of archery champions around the world—A/C/E Stabilizer with Vibration Reduction System. Use with A/C/E Stainless Vari-Weights
to customize flex and bow balance. Stabilizers and weights are manufactured to ATA thread size standards (5⁄16"-24 base stud and 1⁄4"-20 weight stud).
A/C/E Stabilizer Weights:
• Base Weight Stainless 1.5 oz. (43 g)
• Cap Weight 1.5 oz. (43 g)
A/C/E V-Bar Extender:
• Allow adjustment of V-Bar assembly position
• 5⁄16"-24 standard thread
• Available in 4", 5" (10 cm, 12.5 cm) lengths
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A quick reference to Easton’s complete line of bowhunting arrows and components.
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1/2" RF, CF
1/4" CR
Paper Tuning Arrow Test
A/C/E Side Stabilizer Rods:
• Available in 9", 10", 11", (23 cm, 25 cm, 28 cm) lengths
RF
Arrow tip
1/16" -1/8"
outside
bowstring
A/C/E VRS Stabilizer System
A/C/E VRS Stabilizer system:
• High-strength, black anodized 7075
aluminum ferrules
• Available in 24", 29", 34" (61 cm, 74 cm,
86 cm) lengths
2
The Paper Tuning Arrow Test is a good basic bow tuning method
for all three types of shooting styles—Recurve with finger
release (RF), Compound with finger release (CF) and Compound
with release aid (CR).
• Firmly attach a sheet of paper to a frame type rack
approximately 24” x 24” (60 x 60cm).
• Position the center of the paper about shoulder height with
a target mat about six feet (1.5m) behind the paper to stop
the arrows.
• Stand approximately four to six feet (1.2m - 1.8m) from the paper.
• Shoot a fletched arrow through the center of the paper with
the arrow at shoulder height (parallel to the floor).
• Observe how the paper is torn.
Tear A indicates good arrow flight. The point and fletching
enter the same hole.
Tear B indicates a low nocking point. To correct, raise the
nocking point 1⁄16” (1.6mm) at a time and repeat the procedure
until the low vertical tear is eliminated.
Tear C indicates a high nocking point, Clearance problem or
(for release aid) a mismatched arrow spine. To correct, lower
the nocking point 1⁄16” (1.6mm) at a time until the
high tear is eliminated. If the problem remains
unchanged, the disturbance is probably
caused by a lack of Clearance or
(for release aid) a mismatched
arrow spine.
CR only—if no Clearance problem
exists try:
1. A more flexible arrow rest blade or
reducing downward spring tension on
launcher rests.
2. Decreasing or increasing peak bow weight.
3. Reducing the amount the shaft overhangs the
contact point on the arrow rest.
4. Using a stiffer arrow shaft.
Nock
Bowstring
aligned
with limb
center
CF
Arrow tip
1/16" -1/8"
outside
bowstring
Nock
CR
Fingers
Arrow Rest–Overhead view
Arrow tip
in line with
bowstring
Arrow
rest
Arrow
rest
Nock
Bowstring
Correct aligned
Incorrect
position
balanced
position with
Out too far
limb center
Finger Shooters
NOTE: The following instructions are for right-handed archers.
Reverse for left-handed archers.
Tear D indicates a stiff arrow for RF, CF archers.
To correct:
1. Increase peak bow weight.
2. Use a heavier arrow point and/or insert combination.
3. Use a lighter bow string.
4. Use a weaker spined arrow.
5. Decrease cushion plunger tension, or use a weaker spring on
“shoot around” rests.
6. CF only—Move the arrow rest to the right in small increments.
Tear E indicates a weak arrow or Clearance problem for RF, CF
archers. To correct:
1. Check for Clearance.
2. Decrease peak bow weight.
3. Use a lighter arrow point and/or insert combination.
4. Use a heavier bow string.
5. Use a stiffer spined arrow.
6. Increase cushion plunger tension or use a stiffer spring on
“shoot around” rests.
7. CF only—Move the arrow rest to the left in small increments.
Release Aid Shooters
Tear D is uncommon for right-handed, CR archers. It generally
indicates that the arrow rest position is too far to the right or that
there is possible vane contact on the inside of the launcher rest.
To correct:
1. Move the arrow rest to the left in small increments.
2. Make sure the arrow has adequate Clearance past the cable
guard and cables.
3. Make sure your bow hand is well relaxed to eliminate excessive
bow hand torque.
3
Correct
position
Arrow
rest
Incorrect
position
Out too far
BOW
AVRS Weight System
• 5⁄16" -24 standard thread
• Weight 1.75 oz.
• Cap Weight 1.5 oz.
• Rubber End Cap 0.5 oz.
Arrow Centering (Figure 2)—Adjust the horizontal (in/out) position of the cushion plunger or arrow rest
assembly so that the tip (center) of the arrow point is correctly aligned for your type of equipment.
Fishtailing occurs when the arrow leaves the bow with the nock end shifted to one side or the other
and can usually be corrected by adjusting the spring tension on the cushion plunger, bow weight (if
adjustable) or arrow point weight.
Arrow Rest (Figure 3)—Adjust the arrow rest to provide good fletching clearance for your type of
equipment. Good clearance is absolutely essential for optimum grouping, consistency and accuracy.
The arrow and fletching should pass by the bow and arrow rest without making contact.
BOW
Black Max V-bar Extender
• Available in 4" and 5" lengths
V-Bar with bolt:
(For Black Max and A/C/E VRS Stabilizer Systems)
• Black anodized finish • Available in 35° Flat
and 35° x 17° Down models
• For attachment of V-Bar to stabilizer
• 5⁄16"-24 steel thread
The first phase of tuning is to make preliminary adjustments to your equipment, nocking point
and in/out position of the arrow, to correct the three most common arrow flight problems:
Porpoising—vertical wobble, Fishtailing—horizontal wobble, and Clearance. NOTE: Install all
accessories on your bow before tuning. Change only one variable at a time when tuning.
To begin, install a movable nocking point on the bowstring (Figure 1). (Clamp-on types are ideal.)
Initially position the nocking point on the bowstring about 1⁄2" (1.3 cm) above square (fingers)
or 1⁄4" (0.63 cm) (release). Porpoising is caused by incorrect nocking point location and should be
corrected first.
BOW
Black Max, using the proven AVRS (Advanced Vibration Reduction System), is designed for today’s high-energy target compound bows. Two choices of
main rod length and optional V-bar and side rod systems provide optimum balance and feel. AVRS weight modules can be used at either end to add
mass or change balance.
BOW
Easton’s Black Max Stabilizer System
bow efficiency, type of wheels or cams, and type of release may require special
bow tuning or an arrow size change. Easton’s “Arrow Tuning and Maintenance
Guide” provides additional information on tuning.
Arrow
rest
Correct–Good Incorrect–Poor
vane clearance vane clearance
Release
Arrow Rest–Back View
Fingers
Arrow Rest–Overhead view
Tear E For CR archers, a left or high-left tear is common and
indicates a weak arrow or Clearance problem. If a high-left tear exists,
make sure you correct the nocking point first before proceeding further.
To correct:
1. Move the arrow rest to the right.
2. Make sure your bow hand is well relaxed to eliminate excessive
bow hand torque.
3. Decrease peak bow weight.
4. Choose a stiffer spined arrow.
Finger and Release Aid Shooters
Tear F shows a combination of more than one flight
disturbance. Combine the recommended procedures, correcting the
vertical pattern (nocking point) first, then the horizontal. If you can’t
correct the arrow flight problem, have your local pro shop check the
“timing” (roll-over) of your eccentric wheels or cams.
For archers using release aids, it may, in some cases, be necessary
to apply adjustments opposite from those described. The type
of arrow rest and release aid combination used can alter the
dynamic flex of the arrow to produce tear patterns contrary to
those indicated (although it is uncommon)
Once you have achieved a good tune at four to six feet (1.2
- 1.8m), move back six feet (1.8m) more and continue to shoot
through the paper. This ensures that the tune is correct and that
the arrow was not just in a recovery position when it passed
through the paper at the first distance.
TEARS
A
D
B
C
E
F
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