Description
The field point is the most popular tip shape in archery. The shape of the tip is optimized for 3D targets and penetrates the target as straight as possible.
The ultimate: Tungsten
At this price, everyone should be clear that this is not solid tungsten, but
tungsten-coated steel.
When it comes to maximum performance, tungsten is the material of choice. Its density is almost twice that of steel, which offers a decisive advantage: at the same weight, the tip can be built significantly shorter and slimmer. This shifts the arrow's center of gravity further forward (F.O.C.) and ensures an extremely stable flight path, even in wind. In addition, tungsten is so extremely hard and resistant that the tips barely deform even on hard impacts. Anyone looking for championship-level precision cannot avoid this high-tech material.
The tip is divided into several segments, the so-called break-offs. These break-offs can be broken off as desired to achieve the ideal tip weight. The tip has a weight of 60-80grn or 80-100grn. Each segment weighs 10grn
For carbon shafts 0.166 inch 4.2mm
- Material: tungsten steel
- Tip shape: Field
- System: Break-Off
- Weight: 60-80 and 80-100gr (10gr per segment)
- Diameter (head, outer)
- 0.254 inch / 5.4mm
- 0.258 inch / 5.8mm
- Suitable for shaft inner diameter: 4.2mm

