Gold tip arras??

I just picked up a elite energy 32 29/70. What arra do y'all recommend? Spine? Type? I'm leaning towards the nugent 5575. I don't really know to much about this so help a brotha out. I'm not brand loyal, just heard good things about them. Any input is appreciated!

At 29" dl and 70 # I would think u would need the 340 spine. I believe those are the 75/95.

What he said.

Thanks guys!

Shaw, I shoot GT35/55s, 30" with 300gr up front, total 575gr out of a couple of stickbows.

When I cut my finger in a table saw couple of years ago I shot em thru a 68# 230fps compound with good accuracy and dead deer. Ya think the true centershot of the compound allowed me to get away with using them????

The feather fletchings, heavy weight and the slower speed is what helped you Troy.

Check out the prices on Mountain-archery.com. I've ordered from them and will do so again.

thanks Sonny. That is not the arra I usually shot thru the Hoyt, but it was kinda of an emergency as I cut that finger right before bow season and had to revert to the Hoyt for a while. I could use a release as it was my bird finger.

Latter part of season I used the release on my recurve and did good too. Had to recalcumalate my aiming though!!!!

I shoot the GT 5575 in my E-32. Don't seem to have any problems. I don't know a lot about arras and spines and whatnot tho.

Easton da torch only 7.9gpi very low straightness tolerences plenty of spine strength! One of the best arrows on the market!

75/95 would be the way to go imo. Gold Tip is actually changing their numbers for 2015 and they are going to be like Easton and most others .400, .340 etc.

Do you like the bow? I've got a buddy looking at the elite 35

just got it the other day and haven't rigged it out yet. It feels pretty smooth and a ridiculous back wall . I feel like I can hold it all day if needed. I'll report back after I get to shoot it .

I shoot easton axis 400's. Love them and will shoot them till I no longer can.