For a limited time, order Eichler Arrows and receive a free pack of Fred Eichler Armbands.
"I shoot Axis because they're tough shafts, but more importantly, I shoot them for the increased penetration I get on big game."
Constructed of N-FUSED® carbon nano-tubes to increase strength and reduce vibration. Get quiet draws with PhotoFusion™ wood-grain finish. The micro X diameter, paired with patented Hidden Insert Technology (HIT), produces tighter groups, thicker carbon wall, and deeper penetration with no wind drifting. Each arrow is 3-fletched with pink 4" parabolic cut LW feathers, just like Fred shoots. Bone color Easton X nocks installed. Includes 16 grain break-off HIT aluminum inserts, chamfer stone, installation tool, and HIT epoxy. Features Fred Eichler's custom cap wraps.
Compatible with Deep Six™ broadheads, and field points. To use these components you must have Deep Six Inserts.
Available in 600, 500, 400, and 340. Sold by the 6-pack.
Fred Eichler Easton Axis® Traditional™ Carbon Arrow Specifics
| Spine | Point | GPI | Length | Insert | Nock | Carbon Collar | Nock Collar |
| 600 | 9/32" | 7.9 | 30½" | 16 gr | X | E | -- |
| 500 | 9/32" | 8.9 | 31" | 16 gr | X | F | -- |
| 400 | 9/32" | 9.8 | 31½" | 16 gr | X | F | -- | 340 | 9/32" | 10.3 | 32" | 16 gr | X | G | -- |
| Straightness ±.003" Weight ±2gr Length ±½" |
PLEASE NOTE: Any service requested may delay shipment. Items with services applied are non-refundable.
Services Available
Cut Shafts to Length: Have your carbon arrows cut to length. The length is measured from the throat of the nock to the back of the point. Minimum length is 27½".
Install Inserts: Choose this option to have our experts install your 16 grain aluminum HIT Point Inserts in your shafts. Please Note: If you select this service without selecting the "Cut to Length" service, your shafts will be cut to the stock length (as specified in the chart above). Please Note: We use epoxy style adhesives on all inserts and most points. Once they are installed, they are permanent.
See Printable Shaft Selection Chart PDF
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