PORT ORFORD WOODEN SHAFT, CEDAR

Port Orford Cedar arrows and shafting have played an important role in the history of archery. It is with good reason that these arrows have been the number one choice of so many legendary archers through the years. For instance, one of the greatest archers of all time, Howard Hill, insisted on using only Port Orford Cedar for his best target and bowhunting arrows.

There are two important reasons for the archers of today to make the choice to shoot wooden arrows, even though there are so many other modern and artificial materials available:

- The passion and love they have for arrows made of real natural wood

- The rules for competitions put on by individual associations

This is especially true in the long bow classes; it is mandatory to shoot wooden arrows in many tournaments and championships. For wooden arrows, the best arrows have always been made from Port Orford Cedar. Cedar wood arrows are clearly the first choice in wooden arrows. The unique features of Port Orford Cedar arrows allow the arrows to stabilize extremely fast. Thanks to its excellent modulus of elasticity, Port Orford Cedar guarantees high flexibility and has always displayed a willingness to stay straight for a long time!

As this is a premium product, we offer these complementary services when possible:

- consulting in selecting the right shafts for a bow

- grouping the shafts together, in order to deliver groups of 10-15 shafts with a maximum weight difference of 1 gram

- cutting the shafts to the required length

Wood type: Northern Pine

Wood thickness: 5/16, 11/32, 23/64

Spines:

-          5/16: 20-25#, 25-30#, 30-35#, 35-40#, 40-45#, 45-50#

-          11/32: 35-40#, 40-45#, 45-50#, 50-55#, 55-60#, 60-65#, 65-70#

-          23/64: 55-60#, 60-65#, 65-70#, 70-75#

Shaft length: 30", 32"

Brand: Port Orford - Rose City Archery