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Better downrange velocity
Micro diameter arrows with a penetrator insert retain speed better when released.. The arrows slow down as they move forward due to the friction with the air they pass through. The more surface area the arrow has, the faster it loses speed. Since thin arrows maintain speed better, they also have more kinetic energy and better penetration over long ranges.
Best penetration
Thanks to micro-diameter and penetrator insert, arrows enter the target with ease. Experiments have shown that, compared to standard diameter (.296), micro-diameter shafts increase penetration by up to 25%!
Use with any tips
The only penetrator insert in the world that you can use with any tips. You have the full freedom to customize.
Practice & Hunt
Penetrator insert at the wide part comes in a standard size, which allows for any broad-head to be used.
Reduced wind drift
The use of a penetrator insert with micro-diameter arrow significantly reduces the effect of wind and other factors during the arrow’s flight. Therefore, you increase the arrow’s stability in the flight and, as a result, the accuracy of the shot.
Arrow weight adjustment
You can replace the aluminium insert with brass or steel or vice versa to increase or decrease the weight of the arrow.
Fast speed
All bolts naturally slow down as they move forward because of the friction of the air they are passing through. Micro-diameter arrow with penetrator insert maintain their speed better during descent. For bow-hunting, arrow speed is one of the key factors.
Don/t Slash it... Drill it
Placing more mass on the front of the arrow (F.O.C.-Front-of-Center) and the rigidity of the Bad Boys improves the flight of the arrow with a “quieter” and consistent shot
dogs
2025-07-07 13:11:33
The insert work out really well . No problems at all
TyCo
2025-05-27 16:35:35
I got these for some Ballista Sting bolts and YLS bolts (basically the same bolts, see below), and it's not nearly as easy as they imply to install these. The issue is, there's too much glue on the inserts in the bolts to start. You have to heat up the inserts to remove them (don't get the carbon bolts hot), since it's a type of hot glue they're supposed to come right out, well they don't. There's just too much glue inside and you have to get them VERY hot. Half the time it will pull carbon fiber out from inside the bolt with the inerts and/or you can't then get the new inserts in due to the fact the new ones are longer than stock, and with the excess glue inside the carbon bolt there's no way to push the new inserts all the way in. I resorted to using a drill to clear space for the new inserts.Out of 12 bolts I now only have 9 left (3 totally cracked and were destroyed), with 2 of the 9 having the new inserts still sticking out the front too far, and another 2 bolts have cracked ends but will probably work for a little while before falling apart, only 5 out of 12 worked right. There's a ton of similar comments on Ballista's youtube video showing how to install these too.Also, of the 5 that worked right all were the YLS brand bolt (https://amzn.to/3EwaRi1 basically identical to the ballista sting bolts, but they don't seem to use as much glue).Just a head up, if you use these I would HIGHLY recommend using them with the YLS bolts.
Customer
2024-12-12 14:41:09
Good product for its price. However, the order said total of 12 insert adapters, but I only received 11. It's not worth of my time to return them so I decided to keep the 11.
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