Easton Genesis Arrows 3-Inch Vane Black 36-Pack
$197.64
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NASP Tournament-approved arrows built for accuracy and durability. Features unibushing installation and 1820 spine rating. Ideal for competition and practice shooting.
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Easton Genesis Arrows: The Standard for Competition Archery
The Easton Genesis represents the gold standard in tournament archery. These arrows are the official choice of the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP), trusted by thousands of competitive archers and coaches nationwide.
Key Features
- Tournament Approved: The only arrow officially sanctioned by NASP competition standards
- Unibushing System: Pre-installed bushing ensures consistent nocking and reliable performance
- 1820 Spine Rating: Engineered for proper arrow flex and accuracy across a wide range of draw weights
- 3-Inch Vanes: Black vanes provide excellent visibility and consistent flight characteristics
- 36-Pack Value: Economical bulk quantity for teams, schools, and serious competitors
Built for Consistency
These arrows are manufactured to exacting tolerances, ensuring that each shaft performs identically to the last. This consistency is critical in competition, where fractions of an inch determine winners. The durable construction withstands the rigors of tournament play and practice sessions alike.
Ideal For
- NASP competition participants
- School and youth archery programs
- Indoor and outdoor target shooting
- Archers seeking reliable, affordable equipment
Features
- size: 1820
- color: black
- gpi: 12.2
- straightness: +/-.005
- available in colors: black, od green, purple, silver, teal
- nasp-approved for tournament use
- made from 7075 aerospace aluminum alloy
- hard-anodized finish
- guaranteed straightness: +/- .005"
- weight tolerance: +/- 2.5%
- size: 1820 only
- length: 30 inches
- fletched with easton diamond vanes
- includes factory-installed g uni bushing
- includes nock and point
- compatible with all genesis bows regardless of draw length
Attributes
Color:
Black
Size:
1820
