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Easton Archery Reviews & Rankings
Not bows — the arrows the whole sport flies.
Easton doesn't build bows; it builds the shafts nearly everyone shoots off them. From full-metal-jacket hunting arrows to the ultra-thin target shafts on the Olympic line, Easton is the arrow default for a reason. The Eastons we've scored — and what separates a $150 dozen from a $600 one — are below.
At a glance
We've scored 4 Easton products across 2 categories. The highest-scoring is the Easton 4mm Axis Long Range at a CareScore of 82.4/100.
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4mm Axis Long Range
Easton 4mm Axis Long Range
A skinny .204-class carbon shaft built for Western and long-range hunters who prioritise wind-bucking and downrange retained energy, with an aluminium point outsert to boost FOC and strength up front.
$208.99
5mm FMJ
Easton 5mm FMJ
The benchmark weight-forward big-game arrow. A 7075 aluminium jacket over a carbon core adds mass and momentum for deep penetration and effortless pull-out. For hunters who want a heavy, durable, hard-hitting shaft.
$187.99
X10
Easton X10
The dominant Olympic-recurve competition arrow, swept by medalists for two decades. A barrelled (tapered) carbon-over-aluminium profile, ±.001" straightness and an enormous 14-spine selection for exact tuning. Overkill (and pricey) for casual shooters.
$499.99
