Has anyone used Easton's Jazz series?

[Raineman]

I was wondering if anyone has any experience with these. I wanted to put a set together with my son, and being a Ravens fan, I wanted to build a set for myself (kind of a Father/Son fletchfest).

Anyone used them? Good, bad? They seem cheap enough to not worry about losing or trashing. Thanks in advance for your input.

[Barney]

Both my kids shoot them. They seem kinda soft, like the old Trueflight arrows.

[hawksnest]

I tried to help, but my post was thrown out.  "Flood protection" it said.  Go to another forum list and I can help you.  Bill G.

[Chortdraw]

Jim, They are a little soft but good shooters for the price. I shot them for a couple of years and still do in one of my bows. Good for 3-d's if you don't miss to much. I have a good straightner and do my own arrows so I could give them a once over and back to then range. Some of my friends called them ..girly arrows and a few other comments but they pulled them out of a lot of 10 rings. also easy to find when you ( ah..miss) look for them in the grass. Not to many blue things growin there.    ...............Chort