EK Archery 1716 – Aluminum Training Arrow 30″

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EK Archery 1716 is a complete aluminum training arrow designed primarily for recreational shooting, sport archery, beginners, junior training and archery clubs.

According to the current technical specifications, the arrow is approximately 762 mm / 30″ long, has a diameter of approximately 7 mm and uses 4″ plastic vanes.

The listed recommended bow draw weight is up to 32 lb.

The aluminum shaft is practical for regular training because obvious bending or denting after a hard impact can usually be identified visually.

Plastic vanes are particularly suitable for bows with an appropriate arrow rest and sufficient vane clearance. For shooting directly over the bow hand, natural feather fletching is generally a better option.

Erenhill Archery School can help you check whether the arrow length and specification are appropriate for your particular bow and actual draw length.

Brand: EK Archery
Model: 1716
Type: complete aluminum training arrow
Shaft material: aluminum / aluminum alloy
Length according to technical data: approx. 762 mm / 30″
Diameter: approx. 7 mm
Fletching: plastic vanes
Vane length: 4″
Recommended bow weight: up to 32 lb
Finish: protective surface coating
Country of origin: Taiwan
Point: included; exact type not specified
Nock: included; exact type not specified
Use: recreational, sport, training, school and club archery

99.00 Kč
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EK Archery 1716 Aluminum Training Arrow for Beginners and Target Archery

The EK Archery 1716 aluminum arrow is designed primarily for recreational shooting, sport archery, beginner training and club use.

Current technical specifications list a length of 762 mm / 30″, approximately 7 mm diameter, 4″ plastic vanes and recommended use with bows up to 32 lb.

Aluminum training arrow

An aluminum shaft provides a practical option for regular target training.

After a hard impact, an aluminum arrow may visibly bend or dent. Any bent, dented or cracked arrow must be removed from use.

762 mm / 30-inch length

The current technical specification states:

762 mm / 30″.

Arrow length must always provide a sufficient safety margin beyond the archer's maximum actual draw.

A 30-inch arrow is not automatically safe for every archer with a 30-inch draw.

Why does the old URL say 735 mm?

The current product URL contains 735 mm, while the technical specification states 762 mm / 30″.

Because 30 inches is approximately 762 mm, the technical description currently uses 762 mm.

The actual product should be physically measured before changing the indexed URL.

4-inch plastic vanes

The arrow uses 4″ plastic vanes.

Plastic fletching is particularly suitable for sport and recreational bows with an appropriate arrow rest.

It is less suitable for shooting directly over the bow hand because rigid plastic vanes do not collapse like natural feathers.

Recommended for bows up to 32 lb

The product specification recommends use with bows up to 32 lb.

This should not be treated as the only selection criterion.

Compatibility also depends on:

  • actual draw length,
  • real draw weight,
  • arrow length,
  • shaft stiffness,
  • bow design,
  • point configuration,
  • release technique.

Suitable for beginners

The EK Archery 1716 can be suitable for beginners when it is correctly matched to the bow and archer.

A beginner still needs an arrow with safe length, suitable stiffness and proper vane clearance.

Junior, school and club training

The arrow may also be useful for junior shooting, school archery and club training.

Regular inspection is especially important in group use because beginner arrows are more likely to hit target frames, ground or other hard objects.

Recurve bow use

The arrow is particularly relevant for lighter sport and recreational recurve bows using an appropriate arrow rest.

Before shooting, check arrow length, vane clearance, nock fit and shaft condition.

Inspecting an aluminum arrow

Do not shoot the arrow if it is:

  • bent,
  • dented,
  • cracked,
  • fitted with a loose point,
  • fitted with a damaged nock,
  • missing or damaged fletching.

After any hard impact, inspect the complete arrow before shooting it again.

Choosing the right training arrow

For correct selection, consider:

  • bow type,
  • actual draw weight,
  • actual draw length,
  • safe arrow length,
  • arrow rest and release style.

At Erenhill Archery School, we can help assess the bow and choose an appropriate training arrow.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the shaft made from?

Aluminum.

How long is the arrow?

Current technical specifications state approximately 762 mm / 30″.

Why does the URL say 735 mm?

The URL conflicts with the current technical specification and should not be changed until the actual arrow has been physically measured.

What is the diameter?

Approximately 7 mm.

Which vanes are used?

4″ plastic vanes.

What bow weight is recommended?

Up to 32 lb according to the product specification.

Is it suitable for beginners?

Yes, when correctly matched to the bow and draw length.

Can junior archers use it?

Potentially yes, if its length and specification are suitable.

Is it suitable for a recurve bow?

Yes, particularly recreational and sport recurves with appropriate vane clearance.

Can it be used over the bow hand?

It is not the preferred option because rigid plastic vanes can contact the hand. Natural feathers are generally more suitable.

What is the exact spine?

The precise spine value is not specified in the current product data.

Can Erenhill Archery School help with selection?

Yes. We can help assess arrow length and compatibility with your bow.

Final Summary

The EK Archery 1716 aluminum arrow is a training and recreational arrow aimed particularly at beginners, juniors, clubs and lighter sport recurve setups.

Current technical specifications list 762 mm / 30″ length, approximately 7 mm diameter, 4″ plastic vanes and recommended use with bows up to 32 lb.

The older 735 mm figure in the product URL conflicts with the technical specification, so I would leave the URL unchanged until the physical arrow is measured.

If you are unsure whether it is appropriate for your bow, Erenhill Archery School can help check your actual draw length and shooting setup before selection.