I just got my first bow and am trying to select arrows. I'm curios as to what y'all think of the Beman arrows. Seem to be a little cheaper than Easton.

There made by Easton, my bow dose not like Easton arrows. I shoot Beeman with lighted knocks and could not be happier. I would recommend different fleching thou, I changed mine this year to Blazers because I had an arrow go threw a pice of carpeted plywood (my backstop) and it pulled a vein off.

They are good arrows I shot them for a couple of years just switched to the Easton axis arrows just keep in mind your spine matches your draw weight and length and make sure you are shooting the arrow that best fits your bow.. Some work better than others just have to shoot a couple. Blazer vanes are the best imo never let me down.

Nothing wrong with Beman ICS hunters.

Have shot Beaman arrows a lot over the years. Easton bought out Beaman when they saw the aluminum arrows were going to be overtaken by carbon arrows. Beaman was a pioneer in the carbon arrow world.

Beman makes a good arrow.

All I have ever hunted with and no problems, cost is not problem and access to where you can buy them is great. I do shoot blazers and cut and weight mine so the off the shelf arrows have to be changed.

Great arrows but they are heavier than blacke eagles and gold tips with the same spine the Beemans for 29" draw weigh 415 vs 382 on gold tips doesn't seem like much but it's about 30+ fps difference

There really aren't any "bad" carbon arrows on the market. Beaman, Carbon Express, etc. All good.

Me all my buddies shoot bemans and have never had a problem with them.

Gold tip velocity or gold tip hunter pros depending on what you plan on doing with them. I would look at velocity xt