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RedHead® Carbon MAX2™ Arrows - 2'' Blazer Vanes


Enhanced with Front of Center (FOC) Fusion technology for pinpoint downrange accuracy and unyielding strength. All-carbon construction features our best front-to-back weight forward ratio and comes complete with press-fit nocks and knurled aluminum inserts. Front 2/3 has a carbon weave finish, rear 1/3 has a carbon fiber finish. Straightness of ±.0025". Weight tolerance: ±1 grain. Shipped full length (32-1/2").

Front of Center (FOC) Fusion
Always working to bring you the most effective products in the field, RedHead® has utilized Front of Center Fusion technology to enable archers [Read More]

   


Shaft Size Shaft Weight (GPI) Product Color Other specs Quantity  

250

7.7 GPI

Black

 Fletch Style: 2" Vanes
Inside Diameter: 0.244"
Outside Diameter: 0.291
Quantity: Dozen 		Important Shipping Notice
38-886-848-00
Your Price (each): $139.99
In stock

350

8.6 GPI

Black

 Fletch Style: 2" Vanes
Inside Diameter: 0.244"
Outside Diameter: 0.295
Quantity: Dozen 		Important Shipping Notice
38-886-849-00
Your Price (each): $139.99
In stock

350

8.6 GPI

Black

 Fletch Style: 2" Vanes
Inside Diameter: 0.244"
Outside Diameter: 0.295
Quantity: 6 Pack 		Important Shipping Notice
38-886-849-06
Your Price (each): $74.99
In stock

250

7.7 GPI

Black

 Fletch Style: 2" Vanes
Inside Diameter: 0.244"
Outside Diameter: 0.291
Quantity: 6 Pack 		Important Shipping Notice
38-886-848-06
Your Price (each): $74.99
In stock

Enhanced with Front of Center (FOC) Fusion technology for pinpoint downrange accuracy and unyielding strength. All-carbon construction features our best front-to-back weight forward ratio and comes complete with press-fit nocks and knurled aluminum inserts. Front 2/3 has a carbon weave finish, rear 1/3 has a carbon fiber finish. Straightness of ±.0025". Weight tolerance: ±1 grain. Shipped full length (32-1/2").

Front of Center (FOC) Fusion
Always working to bring you the most effective products in the field, RedHead® has utilized Front of Center Fusion technology to enable archers to shoot with exceptional downrange accuracy. The exclusive process fuses a light but ridged 30-ton carbon on the rear 1/3 of the shaft with a heavier BuffTuff® wrap on the front 2/3. This weight forward distribution significantly reduces spine torque and speeds recovery, resulting in an exceptionally strong arrow that flies with deadly precision and stability using any broadhead.

NOTE: Shafts must be cut with a high-speed shaft cutter.

Shaft Selection Chart
Draw Wt.
Shaft Size
(lbs.)
 26" 27" 28" 29" 30" 31" 32"
40-45
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46-51
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 250 250 250 350 350
52­-57
 250 250 250 250 350 350 350
58-63
 250 250 250 350 350 350 350
64-69
 250 250 350 350 350 350 350
70-75
 350 350 350 350 350 350 350
76-­81
 350 350 350 350 350 350 350
82-87
 350 350 350 350 350 350
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Inside Diameter: 0.244"
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Take a full length (uncut) arrow and nock it to you bow string and draw it back to full draw. Have another person mark the arrow one inch past the end of your bow. Do this a couple of times to make sure the mark is correct and that you are drawing the same length each time. Once this is done, you will have what arrow length you will need to safely shoot.
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Go to your local Bass Pro and they can measure how long your arrows should be. Typically an arrow should go about an inch past the rest at full draw.
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