Elong 12X Archery Compound Bow Arrows 26 28 30 Inch Targets Shooting Practice Arrow Fiberglass

I'm pretty new to archery so I just wanted to buy some cheap arrows to get started, and these looked like a pretty good deal. At first glance they seem decently made (for the price) and it was nice to have a full dozen arrows to go practice target shooting. However as soon as I started, I realized the arrows aren't able to be nocked in any orientation that doesn't force one of the vanes to hit the rest. As you can see in the images, it looks like it'd work better if the nocks were rotated 90 degrees (and I've tried, they seem to be fixed.) Granted, my bow has just a basic rest so the problem would be solved if I got a whisker biscuit, but I was just disappointed that I won't be able to properly practice my aiming as accurately as I'd like with the setup I have. The only reason I didn't give these a lower rating is because they were pretty cheap and the problem could be solved if I invest in a different rest.EDIT: The seller has since contacted me in regards to the nock issue, and was very helpful in working out a solution with me. I'd recommend this seller for its stellar customer service. I've changed this from a 3 star review to a 5 star.

The prongs on the ends come off easily, but otherwise pretty good.

Tips were pulling off in the target within 5 minutes of use. Guess you could shoot these at hay bales or foam cushions but expect to have to reglue every tip.

Grandson likes these for practice

Cheap stuff back end brakes real easy !

Flimsy. Arrowheads are not screw-in, they're "caps" instead

I love these arrows. The nock is adjustable, which works for my kid’s bows (one needs a 90 deg, the other a 180 deg). The tips are easily replaced with a nice sleeve. The fiberglass holds up well. They are great for practice.My only complaint is that they don’t make them in more than one color.

Tips came off inside target after 1st shot. Poorly glued. I wouldn’t waste your money