With carbons I don't worry about length,carbons do not come in as many different spines as wood or aluminum.I pick a basic static spine and trim and tune from there with the weight I want to shoot upfront.With the starting static spine you adjust the dynamic spine by shooting them and trimming until you achieve the flight you are looking for.Wanting to be able to cut them at 27.5-28 can be hit or miss.Alot depends on how your bow's shelf is cut.On bows not cut to center,carbon arrows can have the effect of bouncing off the riser instead of flexing around it.I had a used set of carbons I bought for my bow and thought I could get them tuned with more upfront weight.They got worse the more weight I added,they were bouncing off the riser on my bow not cut to center.They kept showing stiffer with the more weight added,it should have weakened the spine but it didn't.I never cut a carbon without shooting them first and don't worry about the length I end up with.That is just the nature of carbon arrows with trad bows.There is alot of used carbons for sale that were cut too short before shooting them.This has been my experience with carbon arrows on longbows,recurves cut past center are not as critical with spine as longbows can be.