Probably 10 years ago, I ordered some of those compressed shafts from the Alaska company. They came in a sealed plastic bag. I remember taking them to my friend John Grumley's to open them and have him taper on his special jig. He took one look at them and laughed and said they look like snakes. I ended up selling them as they were for about 1/3 of what I paid for them.
The Forgewood arrows I gave Ron LaClair shown above were straight. Also, for their light spine (they were coming in at 40-45 pounds), they weighed in at 575 grains with the Bear Razorhead and aluminum headshrinker included. Ron's dual shelf Kodiak was about 45#'s and his draw is 27" and those arrows were 28" in length. I agree with the above comments that if the Forgewoods of old were still being made, they would probably have a good following. They were tough and had a built in FOC. When found, those old shafts should be treated like the gems they are.