LIGHTSPEED. Shaft. Shaft Weight. Weight Size. Grains per Inch EXCEL. Shaft. 29" Shaft.

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1 AXIS 0 per " 0 X H.I.T. inches es X Nock comes loose in bag with nock installation tool. HIT inserts designed specifically for ST Axis. Use ATA Standard points. Parabolic Target s are available in 0- grains. Easton recommends using the Ring when attaching o-ring design broadheads. -1 Axis - - LIGHTSPEED per..1. " 1 1 es es / / / es s designed specifically for Epic, Excel and LightSpeed. Use ATA Standard - screw-in points. Uses / ATA Standard Easton points, field or blunt points. Target s available in 0- grains. Easton recommends using the Ring when attaching o-ring design broadheads. ( ) A/C KINETIC 0 0 CM es es es CM s designed specifically for camouflaged carbon and A/C arrows. Use ATA Standard - screw-in points. Uses ATA Standard Easton points, field or blunt points. points available in 0- grains. Easton recommends using the Ring when attaching o-ring design broadheads. ( ) EXCEL per... " 0 es es / / / es s designed specifically for Epic, Excel and LightSpeed. Use ATA Standard - screw-in points. Uses / ATA Standard Easton points, field or blunt points. Target s available in 0- grains. Easton recommends using the Ring when attaching o-ring design broadheads. ( ) HUNTING / s UNI 1 System One-Piece Parabolic s Ring Bushing G Nock Medium Wt. Light Wt. Extra Light Hyper Light Wt. Wt. Two Piece - Halfout - Alum. es es L s -00 through -0 are available for target. See page for specifications. Indicates not available. 1 UNIUniversal Nock Installation System Easton G Nock is available in Opaque Black, White and Translucent Green, Orange and Red, and comes in.0" and.0" string groove sizes. C OBSESSION & HARDWOODS GREEN 0 " " 0 CM es es es CM s designed specifically for camouflaged carbon and A/C arrows. Use ATA Standard - screw-in points. Uses / ATA Standard Easton points, field or blunt points. target points available in 0- grains. Easton recommends using the Ring when attaching o-ring design broadheads. grain weights are ±0. grains; all other components are ±1 grain. = Replaceable System with - ATA Standard thread. Parabolic Target s are available in 0- grains. Easton recommends using the Ring when attaching o-ring design broadheads. ring size matches point insert size. ( ) C EPIC 0 per " 0 1 es es / / 0. 1 / / es s designed specifically for Epic, Excel and LightSpeed. Use ATA Standard - screw-in points. Uses / ATA Standard Easton points, field or blunt points. Target s available in 0- grains. Easton recommends using the Ring when attaching o-ring design broadheads. ( ) UNI System UNI System D Conventional XX 1 1 / Nock / Bushing G Nock Bushing Nock Nock per Bullet inches es es es 0. 1/ 0. 1 / 0. / Indicates not available 1 XX Mossy Oak New Break-Up, Realtree Hardwoods Green, Quattro, Yukon, Platinum Plus, Camo Hunter, GameGetter, GameGetter II, Legacy. XX Slam Select, Slam. is approximate stock shaft length for each size. Nock size for conventional swaged nock taper. UNIUniversal Nock Installation System. Parenthesis indicates smaller size ( G Nock). UNI Bushing is available as an accessory, except Slam Select. = Replaceable System with - ATA -Standard thread () () () () (1) (1) (1) (0) (1) () Alum point grain weights are ±0. grain. All other components are ±1 grain. Legacy, GameGetter and GameGetter II, are produced without reduced diameter taper and can also use the next largest conventional nock size. 1 shafts use X/XX points and - components. This point will provide approximately an % F.O.C. All other points are approximately % F.O.C. F.O.C. is Front-of-Center balance position on the arrow shaft. Note: sizes, 1 and 1 use -; sizes 1 and use -1 Rings. /

2 EASTON HUNTING ARROW SELECTION CHART 1. Determining Correct Hunting Arrow Bows with cut-out window. The Correct Hunting Arrow for bows with a broadhead cut-out sight window (including bows with overdraws) is determined by drawing back an extra-long arrow to full draw and having someone mark the arrow one to two inches in front of where the arrow contacts the most forward portion of the arrow rest. 1"-" clearance Bows without cut-out window. The Correct Hunting Arrow for bows without a cut-out sight window (which will not allow a fixed blade broadhead to be drawn past the back of the bow) at full draw, mark an extra-long arrow one to two inches in front of the handle. 1"-" clearance Correct Hunting Arrow Place where arrow contacts most forward portion of the arrow rest. Correct Hunting Arrow Note: Correct arrow length is measured from throat (string hole) of the nock to end of the shaft, not including point or insert. Bow Draw Draw length is measured at full draw from the bottom of the nock groove to the back of the bow. Actual arrow length and draw length are only the same if the end of the arrow shaft is even with the back of the bow at full draw.. Determining Actual Peak Bow Compound Bows Compound bows must be measured at the peak bow weight as the bow is being drawn and not while letting the bow down. The suggested shaft sizes in the charts were determined using a Standard Setup which includes: Use of a release aid. Compound bow with brace height greater than 1". If your setup differs from the Standard Setup, use the Variables (following) to make adjustments to determine the Calculated Peak Bow so the correct arrow size can be selected on the Chart. Variables to the Standard Setup for Compound Bows: Finger release - Add lbs. Bows with brace heights less than 1" Add lbs. Overdraw Compound Bows If you are using an overdraw, make the variable calculations (if any), and then modify the Calculated Peak Bow of your bow using the chart below. of Overdraw Bow 1" " " " " For 0#-0# Actual /Calculated Peak Bow, 1# # # # # add to bow weight. Determining Actual Peak Bow Recurve and Modern Longbows Your local archery pro shop is the best place to determine the actual draw weight of your bow. Actual Peak Bow for recurve bows should be measured at your draw length. - Medium Cam COMPOUND BOW - Release Aid CALCULATED PEAK BOW WEIGHT - Lbs. 1 - Single or Hard Cam Group H Model 0.0 SS,. 0. SS,. 0. SS,.0 0. SS, CA, KIN CAWT CAWT CORRECT HUNTING ARROW LENGTH ACTUAL PEAK BOW WEIGHT - Lbs. MODERN LONGBOW ACTUAL PEAK BOW WEIGHT - Lbs ".. ".. ".. ".. ".. ".. ".. ".. ".. ".. ". - A B B C C D E A B B C C D E F A B B C C D E F G H A B B C C D E F G H I B B C C D E F G H I J B C C D E F G H I J J C C D E F G H I J J K C D E F G H I J J K L D E F G H I J J K L L E F G H I J J K L L L F G H I J J K L L L G H I J J K L L L H I J J K L L L Group A Model Group G Model 0. SS. 0.0 SS,. 0. SS, CA, KIN CAWT CAWT Group B Model Carbon & Kinetic s (CAWT) Hardwoods Spine Kinetic ST Axis Green HD Obsession Epic LightSpeed Excel L Group C Model Group I Model 0. SS,.0 0. SS,. 0. SS,. 0. SS, CA, KIN CAWT CAWT Group D Model CA, KIN CAWT CAWT Group J Model 0.1 SS. 0. SS,.0 0. SS,. 0. SS, CA, KIN CAWT CAWT indicates suggested arrow size. Spine spine of arrow size shown (static). See page for correct Epic spine. CAWT Refer to Carbon & Kinetic box (left) for specific model and weight. Color Designation for Aluminum Arrows Within each box the aluminum arrows are color-coded. = lightest and fastest. = medium weight offering good speed and durability. = heavier weights for excellent durability and penetration. = aluminum/carbon and carbon Group E -1 Model SS SS,....., 0., 0. CA, KIN CAWT CAWT Group K Model 0.1 SS. 0. SS,. 0. SS, CA, KIN CAWT CAWT Group F -1 Model SS SS,....., 0., 0. CA, KIN CAWT CAWT Group L Model 0. SS,. 0. SS. 0. SS, CA, KIN CAWT CAWT Note: at " is shown on our Arrow Selection Charts. To determine weight at your shaft length, multiply your actual shaft length by the grains-per-inch (gpi), not including point, insert or UNI Bushing. SS XX Slam Select and Slam (1-T alloy) XX: Platinum Plus, Legacy, Camo Hunter, GameGetter, GameGetter II (0-T alloy), Quattro and Yukon Aluminum/Carbon/Composite Redline CA ST Axis, Realtree Hardwoods Green HD, Mossy Oak Obsession, Epic, LightSpeed, Excel KIN Kinetic Suggested shaft sizes were determined using -grain points. See Variables on left side of page. USING THE HUNTING ARROW SELECTION CHART 1. Once you have determined your Correct Hunting Arrow and Calculated or Actual Peak Bow, you are ready to select your correct shaft size: 1.A Compound bows. In the Calculated Peak Bow column (left-hand side of the CHART), select the column with the type cam on your bow, then the column with the point weight you use. Then locate your Calculated Peak Bow in that column. 1.B Recurve bows and Modern Longbows. In the Actual Peak Bow column (right-hand side of the CHART), select the column with the bow type and then the point weight you use. Next, locate your Actual Peak Bow in that column.. Move across that bow weight row horizontally to the column indicating your Correct Arrow. Note the letter in the box where your Calculated or Actual Peak Bow row and Correct Hunting Arrow column intersect. The box below the CHART with the same letter contains your recommended shaft sizes. Select a shaft from the CHART depending on the shaft material, shaft weight and type of shooting you will be doing. For larger game, you should use heavier shafts.

3 X " " Maximum Trim Amount es es es No limit No limit No limit Due to the pronounced barrel design of the X, the grain weight-per-inch shown is an average weight-perinch of a " shaft. weight is slightly heavier toward the larger diameter center and lighter toward the tapered ends. One inch of shaft cut from the point end typically weighs - grains. Because of the pronounced barrel shape of the X, Easton recommends that no more than these lengths be cut from the front of the shaft before point installation X s X Ballistic Tungsten X Stainless Steel /0/0 0//0 X Pin Nock System X Pin Pin Nock Pin Nock Colors: Translucent Green, Red, Blue, Orange and Opaque Yellow. A/C NAVIGATOR 0 *0 * " per Deflection in es es *s use unique Navigator. All others use A/C/E s A/C/E and System - Thread (for use with Navigator sizes -0) #-gr. #-gr. #-1gr. #-gr. #-1gr. Total and H - gr. 0 0 J - gr. 0 L - gr. 0 0 s Stainless Steel Navigator Stainless (-0) (--0) Steel 0 /0/ /0/ /0/0 /0/0 A/C/E Pin Nock System A/C/E Nock A/C/E or Navigator Pin 1 Pin Nock G Nock 1,, 0 sizes use unique Navigator nock pin. All others use A/C/E nock pin. Pin Nock Colors: Translucent Green, Red, Blue, Orange and Opaque Yellow. G Nock Colors: Opaque Black, White and Translucent Green, Orange, Red. A/C/E " " Maximum Trim Amount per es es es No limit No limit No limit No limit No limit 0- No limit No limit No limit Due to the barrel design of the A/C/E, the grain weight-per-inch shown is an average weight-per-inch of a shaft. weight is slightly heavier toward the larger diameter center and lighter toward the tapered ends. One inch of shaft cut from the point end weighs - grains. Available as a special order only. Replaced with -00 sizes in the shaft series. Because of the pronounced barrel shape of the A/C/E, Easton recommends that no more than these lengths be cut from the front of the shaft before point installation. A/C/E and System - Thread Screw-in #-gr. #-gr. #-1gr. #-gr. #-1gr. Total and H - gr. 0 0 J - gr. 0 L - gr. 0 0 One-piece A/C/E s Stainless Steel 0 /0/ /0/ /0/0 A/C/E Pin Nock System A/C/E Nock A/C/E Pin Pin Nock G Nock Pin Nock Colors: Translucent Green, Red, Blue, Orange and Opaque Yellow. G Nock Colors: Opaque Black, White and Translucent Green, Orange, Red. -00 L L-0-0 X-0 L-0-0 L / s UNI 1 System One-Piece Parabolic Extra Med. Light Light Wt. Wt. Wt. Hyper Light Wt. s G Heavy - - Bushing Nock Wt. Halfout Alum. es es es Indicates not available. * The -00 sizes use the same size core tube as A/C/E shafts and can use all available A/C/E points, inserts and nocks. 1 UNI Universal Nock Installation System. * * * 0* 0* * * * * * * 0* * * * Easton G Nock is available in Opaque Black, White and Translucent Green, Orange, Red and comes in.0 and.0 string groove sizes. grain weights are ±0. grains; all other points are ±1 grain. Parabolic Target s are available in 0- grains

4 FATBOY " UNI Bushing es es es UNI factory installed. insert designed specifically for Fat Boy. Use ATA Standard - screw-in points. Uses ATA Standard Easton, field or blunt points. VECTOR REDLINE " per / / / Stainless Steel Pin Nocks Pin Pin Nock es es // // /0/ Pin Nock Colors: Translucent Green, Red, Blue, Orange and Opaque White. LIGHTSPEED " 1 1 " es es es 0. 1 / 0. 1 / / s designed specifically for Epic, Excel and LightSpeed. Use ATA Standard - screw-in points. Can use / ATA Standard Easton points, field or blunt points. UNI / 1 System One-Piece Parabolic s Redline Extra Light Hyper Light - s Bushing G Nock Heavy Wt. Med. Wt. Light Wt. Wt. Wt. Halfout - Alum. es es es Indicates not available. 1 UNI Universal Nock Installation System. Easton G Nock is available in Opaque Black, White and Translucent Green, Orange, Red and comes in.0 and.0 string groove sizes /0/ /0/ 0//0 0//0 0//0 0// =Replaceable System with - ATA-Standard thread. Parabolic Target s are available in 0- grains. grain weights are ±0. grains; all other points are ±1 grain UNI System UNI System D Conventional XX 1 " 1 X Nock / Bushing G Nock Bushing Nock Nock per One-piece Bullet es es es es Indicates not available 1 XX Jazz, Platinum Plus. X Eclipse and Cobalt. is approximate stock shaft length for each size. Nock size for conventional swaged nock taper. UNIUniversal Nock Installation System. point grain weights are ±0. grain. All other components are ±1 grain () () () () () () () () (1) (1) (1) (1) (0) () Alum = Replaceable System with - ATA-Standard thread. Jazz is produced without reduced diameter taper and can also use the next largest conventional nock size. Parenthesis indicates smaller (A/C/E Nock) UNI Bushing size is available as an accessory. Except X Cobalt. This point will provide approximately an % F.O.C. All other points are approximately % F.O.C. F.O.C. is Front-of-Center balance position on the arrow shaft / / / /

5 EASTON OUTDOOR & INDOOR TARGET FIELD -D ARROW SELECTION CHART 1. Determining Correct Target Arrow The Correct Arrow for any type bow (including bows with overdraws) is determined by drawing an extra-long arrow to full draw and having someone mark the arrow one inch in front of where the arrow contacts the most forward portion of the arrow rest. You may also use an arrow-length check arrow from Easton.. Determining Actual Peak Bow for Compound Bows Compound bows must be measured at the peak bow weight as the bow is being drawn and not while letting the bow down. 1 clearance Correct Target Arrow Place where arrow contacts most forward portion of the arrow rest. Correct Target Arrow Note: Correct arrow length is measured from throat (string hole) of the nock to end of the shaft, not including point or insert. The suggested shaft sizes in the charts were determined using a Standard Setup which includes: Use of a release aid. or - grain arrow point weight. Compound bow with brace height greater than 1. If your setup differs from the Standard Setup, use the Variables (following) to make adjustments to determine the Calculated Peak Bow so the correct arrow size can be selected on the Chart. Variables to the Standard Setup for Compound Bows: Finger release - Add lbs. weight over grains Add lbs. for each grains heavier than grains. Bows with brace heights less than 1 Add lbs. Overdraw Compound Bows If you are using an overdraw, make the variable calculations (if any), and then modify the Calculated Peak Bow of your bow using the following chart. of Overdraw Bow 1 For 0#-0# Actual /Calculated Peak Bow, 1# # # # # add to bow weight. Determining Actual Peak Bow for Recurve Bows Your local archery pro shop is the best place to determine the actual draw weight of your bow. Actual Peak Bow for recurve bows should be measured at your draw length. Bow Draw Draw length is measured at full draw from the back (far side-see drawing) of the bow to the bottom of the nock Actual arrow length and draw length are only the same if the end of the arrow shaft is even with the back of the bow at full draw. 0 1 (.1 cm) 1" 1 1 (. cm) Correct Arrow for Youth Target 1 1 (. cm) " 1 (. cm) Group Y Spine Model (. cm) " 1 (. cm) Grs/..1 1 (. cm) " 1 (. 0 1 (. cm) " 1 (. cm) 1 (. cm) " 1 (. cm) 1 (. cm) " 1 (. cm) A/C/E Aluminum/Carbon/Extreme X X s (Aluminum/Carbon) Nav Navigator (Aluminum/Carbon) Aluminum/Carbon/Composite Redline Carbon Composite X X Eclipse and Cobalt (1 alloy) XX: Platinum Plus and Jazz (0-T alloy) Bow - Lbs. -0 lbs. Y1 Y1 Y Y Y (.-.1 kg) 0- lbs. Y1 Y1 Y Y Y Y (.1-. kg) Y1 Y1 Y Y Y Y Y - lbs. (.-. kg) Y1 Y Y Y Y Y Y - lbs. (.-1. kg) Y Y Y Y Y Y - lbs. (1.-. kg) Y Y Y Y Y -0 lbs. (.-1.1 kg) Group Y1 Spine Model Group Y Spine Model A/C/E 1 1. A/C/E L X 1. X Group Y Spine Model A/C/E 1 1. A/C/E X Nav X X 1.0 Grs/ Group Y Spine Model 1.0. Group Y Spine Model X 1 1. Group Y Spine Model A/C/E X X Grs/ Note: at " is shown on our Selection Charts. To determine weight at your shaft length, multiply the grains-per-inch (gpi) by your actual shaft length not including point, insert or UNI Bushing. USING THE TARGET ARROW SELECTION CHART 1. Once you have determined your Correct Arrow and Calculated or Actual Peak Bow, you are ready to select your correct shaft size: 1.1 Compound bows. In the Calculated Peak Bow column (left-hand side of the CHART) select the column with the type cam on your bow. Then locate your Calculated Peak Bow in that column. 1. Recurve bows. In the Bow column (right-hand side of the CHART) locate your Actual Peak Bow at your draw length.. Move across that row horizontally to the column indicating your Correct Arrow. Note the letter in the box where your Calculated or Actual Peak Bow row and Correct Arrow column intersect. The box below the CHART with the same letter and number contains your recommended arrow sizes. Select an arrow from the Chart depending on the shaft material, shaft weight and type of shooting you will be doing. - lbs. 1- lbs. (.-1. kg) T1 T T (.-. kg) -0 lbs. - lbs. - lbs. ( kg) (.-1. kg) T1 T T T T (.-. kg) 0- lbs. -0 lbs. - lbs. - lbs. ( kg) ( kg) (.-1. kg) T1 T T T T T T (.-1. kg) -0 lbs. 0- lbs. -0 lbs. -0 lbs. (0.-. kg) ( kg) ( kg) T1 T T T T T T T T (.-1.1 kg) 0- lbs. -0 lbs. 0- lbs. 1- lbs. (.-. kg) (0.-. kg) ( kg) T1 T T T T T T T T T (1.-0. kg) - lbs. 0- lbs. -0 lbs. -0 lbs. (.-. kg) (.-. kg) (0.-. kg) T T T T T T T T T T (0.-. kg) - lbs. - lbs. 0- lbs. 1- lbs. (.-. kg) (.-. kg) (.-. kg) T T T T T T T T T T (.1-. kg) -0 lbs. - lbs. - lbs. - lbs. (.-. kg) (.-. kg) (.-. kg) T T T T T T T T T T (.-. kg) 0- lbs. -0 lbs. - lbs. 1- lbs. (.-. kg) (.-. kg) (.-. kg) T T T T T T T T T T (.-. kg) - lbs. 0- lbs. -0 lbs. -0 lbs. (.-. kg) (.-. kg) (.-. kg) T T T T T T T T T T1 (.-. kg) - lbs. - lbs. 0- lbs. 1- lbs. (.-. kg) (.-. kg) (.-. kg) T T T T T T T T T1 (.-. kg) No X or A/C/E shafts suitable in shaded areas above. Group T1 Group T Group T Group T *0 00R 0 0 Group T Spine Model *0 R A/C/E *0 0R X *0 R 0.0 Nav Soft Cam AMO up to FPS IBO up to FPS COMPOUND BOW - Release Aid Calculated Peak Bow - Lbs X X Group T Spine Model * 0R A/C/E * 0R X * R Nav Medium Cam AMO - FPS IBO 1-0 FPS Spine Model *0 0R A/C/E *00 0R X * 0R Nav L *0 0R X X 1.0 X X, X Group T Grs/ Grs/ Single or Hard Cam AMO FPS up IBO 1 FPS up * 0R (. cm) " 1 (. cm) Group T Spine Model *0 0R A/C/E *0 0R X *0 R 0.0 Nav L (. cm) " 1 (. cm) Spine Model * 0R A/C/E *0 R X * R Nav *0 0R X X Group T Spine Model * R A/C/E * R X * R Nav X 0. X, 1 0. X 0. X, Group T1 Correct Arrow for Target Field D 1 (. cm) " 1 (. cm) (. cm) " 1 (. cm) Spine Model /Spine Model X. 0. X. 0. X. * When two sizes are listed together, the weight listed is for the first shaft. X X Group T Spine Model *0 0R A/C/E * 0R X *0 R 0.0 Nav * R (. cm) " 1 (. cm) X, Group T Spine Model * R A/C/E R 0. X " 1 (. cm) Spine Model *0 R A/C/E *00 0R X * R Nav X-0 0. L *00 0R X X 1 0. X, X, X, 1 (. cm) " 1 (.0 cm) A/C/E Aluminum/Carbon/Extreme X X s (Aluminum/Carbon) Nav Navigator (Aluminum/Carbon) Aluminum/Carbon/Composite Redline LightSpeed FatBoy X X Eclipse and Cobalt (1 alloy) XX: Platinum Plus and Jazz (0-T alloy) 1 (.0 cm) " 1 (. cm) (. cm) " 1 (.0 cm) Spine Model * 0R A/C/E *0 00R X * R 0. Nav L *00 0R X 0 0. X X Group T Spine Model *0 0R A/C/E *0 R X * 0R Nav * R X 0. X, 0. X, 0.1 R Group T Spine Model R 0. A/C/E - -1 Spine Model 1 (.0 cm) " 1 (. cm) X X Bow - Lbs The size recommendations for recurve bows are indicated with a letter R next to the size. Indicates suggested arrow size Spine of arrow size shown (static) Designates arrow model Listed in grains per inch