Page 5 - TenPoint Pro Elite Reviews

I have been using Tenpoint pro elite arrows for several years. They fly straight and I have shot many deer. This year I purchased some new arrows. I have shot two deer and each time my arrows broke leaving half an arrow in the deer. I never had this problem before, shooting multiple deer with the same arrow. The price of these arrows has gone up a lot since I first started using them. I can't say I'll waste my money on any more.

Best crossbow bolts I have used. Deadly accurate at an unbeatable price.

Very true and straight shooting! Great arrows love the new nocks!

Two of the bolts had threading in them that were either stripped inside or something else because a broadhead/field tip only can screw down a little bit and gets stuck. Not very happy paying that much and losing 2 bolts from it.

These are the arrows I always use and then add the lighting to it. Never any issues. Works accurate always. They work great.

Reliable tough arrow, though prefer old nock style

I bought pack of these awhile back and just got around to thoroughly testing them. I am just a touch disappointed.

One of the 6 had a misaligned nock and flew 3 feet left of the point of aim. And no, my aim isn't that bad. I ended up destroying the nock trying to remove it and had to order new ones from TenPoint. I hate spending money on a proprietary system to fix problems with said system. Problem #1.

Problem #2 is that these are not consistent between the bolts. See the attached photos. I was able to duplicate a bad pattern at four different distances. Two would group well and the other three would make a high and right loose pattern even at 10 yards. In one photo (20 yards, orange lighting) you can barely see that the three bolts are actually in or next to the previous three shot holes. Comparing a bolt to itself there is high consistency. Comparing bolts to each other reveals a disturbing lack of consistency. If I were attempting to hunt with these I would be missing deer completely depending on which bolt I grabbed.

All of these shots were from a rest using a TenPoint Titan M1 with the factory installed nocks and fletch.

What makes this all the more frustrating is that when I purchased my crossbow I purchased a set of TenPoint bolts that were extremely consistent between bolts. I had to quit aiming at the same place because I destroyed two with a robin hood while I was sighting in the scope for 40 yards.

Love the easy to see at night green and white colors. The accuracy of these is incredible

The arrows shoot very consitant. The only compaint I have was one of the arrows was cracked at the nock end.

I think the arrows are really good and fly really straight. I got them as part of a package and my only concern was they didn't come with field tips out of the box. I also had omni nocks on my previous TenPoint crossbow and would've liked to have been able to use them with this but understand how things need to change bow to bow. I subsequently ordered a 6-pack of these and they DID come with the field tips in the package which I thought was odd but great.

I wanted extra bolts fir my Wicked Ridge Invader and these fit the bill!

Works excellent, very similar to originals that came with bow

Nice bolts, but pricey. Purchased directly from Ten Point. Store didn't have any available when Crossbow purchased.

No problems and held up well. Flies well. Wish they were offered in different colors.

These were an improvement over the aluminum shafts that came with the Wicked Ridge crossbow. I believe after a year of use and pulling the arrows from the block target, the aluminum shafts were slightly bent and accuracy dropped off. The effects were exaggerated when broadheads were attached. Switching to these, all shots were dead on and there was no change from field tips to braodheads. The only criticism (and the reason my review is not 5 stars) is the ease by which the alpha-nocks come off. My first shot into the block to the nock. I had to pull the arrow out from the back and the nock is now somewhere in the block. Overall still pleased, guess I'll just have to buy extra nocks.

These shoot predictably well. The alpha nocks are a decent shooting nock but they come off way too easily and if you are using the lighted ones, they'll turn on with the slightest nudge. I did lose a white tail using these. I must've hit bone. The arrow snapped in half. I was able to retrieve the lighted nock at least. The fletching is pretty big and it's very easy to shoot holes in the vanes if you're grouping shots while practicing. Four of the six I bought shot accurately. You have to test them out because there will be one or two bad ones.

First arrow went through the deer at the top of the hill and rested 25 yards on the other side. Second arrow went through the neck and sunk inches into a pine tree. I was able to unscrew the arrow from the broadhead and left it in the tree. That arrow still looks straight.

I have broken two bolts so far while sighting in my new bow. Two bolt go over the target and hit a tree and broke in two. These bolts are not as durable as others I have used. They are very accurate; but a question durability.

Great step up from the aluminum’s That came with the Invader 400 package.

Awesome arrows. Shoot great from my Rampage 360. Will buy more.