Easton X10s
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Is there any empirical evidence to show that a top of the range, expensive, arrow like an Easton X10 has a better trajectory than a less expensive correctly spined and weighted arrow, if shot from the same bow?
For example: if the spine and the GPP of the X10 and the un-named other arrow are the same is there a benefit of shooting the more expensive arrow, other than the manufacturer’s hype?
For example: if the spine and the GPP of the X10 and the un-named other arrow are the same is there a benefit of shooting the more expensive arrow, other than the manufacturer’s hype?