NIK'A Arrow Review 3.2mm i/d

Hi everyone.
Hope everyone is have a fun time with the weather getting better in the Northern Hemisphere. We are in Autumn here and winter is just around the corner.
Today I have a look and shoot of a set of 3.2mm i/d carbon arrows from NIK'A / Elongoutdoors. These are made for other companies and so far, are not sold by NIK'A in their store. I think this is a shame as they are good arrows. Same diameter as the Skylon Paragon and Pandarus Icepoint.
I give you my thoughts and what they could do better. Hope you enjoy.

Check them out at the links below:
70inch N3 limb with small bull logo

70inch N3 limb with big logo

Newest limb of C2 limb


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[WardStroud]

ohhhh sign me up for some 700 or maybe even 800. I've adjusted my plunger on the 650's and they are woking well now:) great video my friend:) keep up the good work!
I'll be looking for some tournaments here in US this summer. Will let my fancy bright arrows fly!

[Australian_Made]

· Well done, NIK'A 🏹

Good job getting a Western world
archer to REVIEW / assess these.

[brookvalleylife]

Just shot these out of my 38lb bow and they flew perfectly. Pity I could only shoot a couple as I really struggled with the weight but they are more like 600 spine rather than 700 spine but still a very good arrow.

[josephtreadlightly]

The weather cooled here some 40* but it was very warm on Friday. That's when I had the ideal settings of b.h. & tiller for the 1st time with my new Nika C1 Cornerstone limbs. They were very smooth. I didn't take any 18 m shots cuz I was just trying to get in as many good reps as I could. They were also very quiet with the end of limb dampeners I put on them out of the box. From one limb to another there is a difference which affects spine like u were saying. I was using my practice arrows & I had 1 bare shaft to confirm with. With the N3 limbs @ 48 pounds my arrows & bare shaft r hitting spot on with the same angle into the target. With the C1's @ 44 lb. Still hitting the target nicely but the bare shaft is slightly tail right & too stiff. When I was shooting more 1 month ago b4 I got the C1's the N3's were consistently straight with the bare shafts. So when my muscle memory gets back to where I was I will eventually shoot 48 with the C1's & will use the bare shaft as my confirmation. There's no doubt that the N3's @ 50 lbs eventually will not be too much for my 400 spines so I'm happy about that. In fact if I had those 3.2mm Nika's with the pin-nocks in a 500 spine with 120 up front I would have excellent results too. No outlier shots so I'm thankful for that. Hope your weather doesn't last too long. I'm waking up to more snow Sunday morning. Take care.

[derekhunt]

Thanks for your trial. A faster limb has to effect the spine of the arrow although there are no definitive trials that I have seen.These arrows are obviously in the early stages and really the price will define whether they find a place in the market as there are now several competitors that have sorted out the issues and have a good product at a good price. The way the point is put together eg the length of shaft or point defines the foc of each and every shaft so changes points that are not made for the shaft is not ideal.

[peterxyz]

FPS is also energy. Limb poundage is also energy.

My opinion is that an extra 10fps is fine, it’s similar to shooting a weaken spine. It’s what it’s suggested among some competition shooters. If you make any mistakes during release, it will be a micro collapse at the point of release. That collapse can be a few millimetres or an 8th of an inch, resulting in “shooting a weaker limb” set up

[shredfreak]

speed matters. tuning is basically matching the oscillation of the first cycle of the arrow to the take off fps it travels. Wich is why things like gabriel's X button exist, wich is kind of a dropaway plunger with adjustable preload. it's when you want your tune to be as perfect as humanly possible.
The arrows are definatly and interesting out of 10 with those points hahah.

[Australian_Made]

· ABSOLUTELY YES
an $800 set of limbs will require
an ever so slightly stiffer behaving
ARROW, than a $130 set of limbs.

[i.am.billytaylor]

Thanks for this... I've been wondering about these shafts. What length are the shafts when they arrived? I have a 32 inch draw so getting long shafts can be a struggle!

[fahlvfaust]

Berkaitan dengan anak panah 5mm, ada sesiapa pernah guna anak panah Skylon instec atau ebony 5.2 mm id?

[Australian_Made]

I thinks maybes those outsert
50 grain points are LEFT OVERS
from used fibreglass arrows 😂