question about wood arrows.

[missagain]

i am wanting to get some wood arrows.here is my setup.71 bear super kodiak 45#@28 ,i want to shoot 145 grains 29" arrow .. what spine do i need ... thanks

[Cyclic-Rivers]

I found with my 45lb bow and 125 grain tips 55-60 spine works well.  Shooting Douglas fir arrows!

[George D. Stout]

50/55 should work as well since you have a dacron string on that bow.

[fixer]

Are you going to draw 29" or are you cutting 29" to BOH for broadhead clearance? If you are drawing 29 the your bow weight should be about 48# at 29" then add 5# to your spine weight for the inch over 28". Thats where I would start if it were me. There are a lot of folks out here probably better answers, so hang in there there will be more help I bet. Hope I am not confusing you.  

[**DONOTDELETE**]

60-65 should also work since your arrow will be over 28" and your point weight will be over 125grn

[WhiteOaks]

I think 55-60 would put you in the money.

[Michael Arnette]

Buy both and try them out.

[**DONOTDELETE**]

You could also get the test kit from 3Rivers. It comes with 2 arrow of each spin.

Kit A = 35-40,40-45, 45-50 & 50-55
Kit B = 50-55, 55-60, 60-65 & 65-70
Kit C = 65-70, 70-75, 75-80 & 80+

[vtmtnman]

Originally posted by WhiteOaks:
I think 55-60 would put you in the money.

That would be my guess as well.

[crookedwoody]

i use 50/55 out of my 47# and 48# bows with 125 grain heads.if you get them full length,use one to test them with tips.if arrow is tail left cut 1/2 inch off at a time till they fly strait if arrow is tail right add heavier tip.[for right handed shooter opposite if lefty] then cut rest to same length.dont forget about taper under tip when you cut.good luck and good shooting...chris