I'm convinced there will be no internally footed carbon shaft arrows commercially manufactured in the foreseeable future. I shoot a recurve with 48-pound draw @ 27.5 inches and 220-grain broadhead. In the universe of shafts -- carbon, Kevlar®, fiberglass, laminated wood, various woods, aluminum -- have there been any rigorous tests to identify the most durable shaft sufficiently accurate for accurate 40-yard shooting with my draw weight and my broadhead's weight? If tests have occurred, what's the skinny?
If no tests have occurred, is there any anecdotal consensus on two or three generally accepted "most durable" shafts?