Easton Gamegetter® XX75 Aluminum Shafts - Dozen Review
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Leave it to Easton to combine the simplicity of carbon sizing with the affordability of aluminum shafting! The XX75 Gamegetter® gives you the best of both worlds with a state-of-the-art aluminum shaft that blends strength, flexibility, and affordability into a knock-out package! On the range or in the woods, you've got game with the Easton Gamegetter! ...read more
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MMAUTOSPA
2 years ago
I added 5" turkey feathers RW. They are beautiful and shoot well from my old Hoyt/Easton Pro Hunter set at 60# 31" length.
Simply the best.
Pennsylvania Joe
2 years ago
I have used the Easton XX75 shafts for over 30 years. I tried other brands and materials but always come back to these. They are perfectly straight and hold up very well. This is the only brand I will use from now on.
Great option for gettin over 800 grain arrows
Blake
5 years ago
great aluminum shafts they fly great an hit hard very durable a lot better than the aluminum shats that came before these
Nice, light, aluminum shafts
Byro
5 years ago
I purchased these for shooting 3D target archery within heavily wooded course. I shoot a 40# traditional recurve. I am still working on my accuracy so aluminum shafts are more durable and easier to find (with a metal detector). The weight of these is pretty light for aluminum and the trajectory is flatter. Bare-shaft tuning of these was a bit challenging with the point glued in… read more because the nock isn't easily removed. Removing the nock is do-able but there is a risk of damaging the nock insert/bushing. If you plan to tune these like carbon shafts (cutting nock end) one might consider purchasing some UNI bushings and nocks.
High quality shafts.
Eagle1
6 years ago
Much heavier than carbon arrows. Not as fragile and safer when abused in hunting situations.
YES
Greybeard
7 years ago
These are are some of the finest at a good price. Using my recurve and these arrows are a match made in heaven.
Love these arrows
StevieLee
8 years ago
I cut these to 29.5 in, fletched them with 5 in goose feathers and put on 100 gr FP tips, and they are the best arrows I have found for straight, consistent shooting using a thumb ring with heavier poundage recurve (60 lbs).
Excellent arrow
SkinnyCycles
8 years ago
I bought these to use at 3d shoots ,roving and target practice because of the price.I was impressed with the quality for price(easton product ) cant really go wrong .After many practice shots i noticed my groups were tighter than with my legacy shafts ,I switched from field points to broad heads with the same results.These arrows are now in my bow quiver .If you like shooting aluminum… read more give these a serious look.
Accurate Arrow
Cody
9 years ago
Good arrows for the price.
Great arrow shafts
Ted B
9 years ago
I have had 3 Rivers build arrows for me using these Easton shafts and finally decided I should try building my own so I ordered a set of bare shafts. They cut easily to length using a small hobby/craft high speed cutter I bought, they were easy to chamfer and inserts installed easily and securely. The fletching jig worked to perfection once I got my feather placement where I wanted… read more it. Once the work was completed they shot very well using my Bear longbow (to the point where I had better not aim at the same spot twice- at least across the back yard). The first batch of arrows I ordered are still in very good shape after 18 months of use (aside from one broken knock- from another arrow hitting it on my target). I'll continue to use Easton shafts for future build projects!
Easton Gamegetter® XX75 Aluminum Shafts - Dozen Questions and Answers
Asked by
jimbo
2 years ago
Are the unibushings they come with glued in, I want to put a better bushing in and was wondering if I have to cut ones they come with off ?
Asked by
W Harvey
2 years ago
I need to buy some inserts to install screw in field points for X75 500 spline arrows. (Some came off in the target) I can't find a chart with this information. What size do I need.?
The 500 spine is a 2016 model aluminum. You can find the inserts
2 years ago
The 500 spine is a 2016 model aluminum. You can find the inserts here: https://www.3riversarchery.com/aluminium-arrow-inserts-for-carbon-and-aluminum-arrows.html
Asked by
Bradley
3 years ago
Hi there, i want to shoot 250 grain broadheads out of a 40# samick discovery 62" I want to use the xx75 gamegetter, i have a 30" drawlength and want to use a 31" arrow, what spine would you recommend? 500 or 400? Thx for your time again! Brad J
Of course you always need to tune for your individual set up, bu
3 years ago
Of course you always need to tune for your individual set up, but at 40# I would think a 500 spine would work even at that length. Having said that, with 250 grains up front you are going to weaken the spine so you may end up playing with your broadhead weight or jumping up to the 400. Never a black and white answer!
Asked by
Bradley
3 years ago
Hi! I want to shoot xx75 with a 250 grain broadhead out of a 40# samick discovery at 29" draw length, which spine would u recommend? Also what length string should i have ? 58 or 59 ? It is the 62" amo. Thank you
I would recommend a 2016 depending on the length you cut your ar
3 years ago
I would recommend a 2016 depending on the length you cut your arrow , you will need a 58" string .
Asked by
JeffIndy
4 years ago
I shoot a traditional recurve 38# at my 31.5" arrow length with 40-45 POC wood shafts, 125 grain field tip. What spine would you suggest?
I would recommend the 500/2016 spine.
4 years ago
I would recommend the 500/2016 spine.
Asked by
Brian
4 years ago
Hi, how can I just order for you guys to install inserts at the stock length? It does not give me an option to do that. Options only let me either cut or cut/inserts.
If you call your order in we can do that. We do warn that the po
4 years ago
If you call your order in we can do that. We do warn that the posted lengths in the chart (from Easton) are not guaranteed. The shafts could even be slightly different lengths too. Which is why online we require a cut to go with it. Makes sure they all end up the same, agreed to, length.
Asked by
Rob
4 years ago
I am shooting Fleet wood arrow, 350, GPI- 7.89, @ 31.5 inches with 125 gr field point, recurve bow 35# @28. Witch XX75 Gamegetter would I be able to use ?
A 2016 would fly well but you may want to try a test kit as well
4 years ago
A 2016 would fly well but you may want to try a test kit as well.
Asked by
John
4 years ago
I have a 31" draw and require a 2117 or a 400 spine arrow. The aluminum game getters state that they are 31-3/8" long. will I have the clearance for my broadheads?
If your draw length is 31" from your anchor to the front edge of
4 years ago
If your draw length is 31" from your anchor to the front edge of the bow you would have 3/8" of clearance. If you measure draw length slightly different then you may not have that much clearance.
Asked by
Josh
5 years ago
I'm looking at the 2117. How heavy are the inserts?
The inserts for the 2117 are 29 grains.
5 years ago
The inserts for the 2117 are 29 grains.
Easton lists the insert weight as 25gr
5 years ago
Easton lists the insert weight as 25gr
Quite certain that the aluminum inserts are 30 grains.
5 years ago
Quite certain that the aluminum inserts are 30 grains.
Asked by
Bruce
5 years ago
Are tapered aluminum shafts available , or going to be available ?
Easton just announced the Tapered FMJ but that is the only taper
5 years ago
Easton just announced the Tapered FMJ but that is the only tapered hunting shaft have heard of.