Victory HLR Sport Arrows 500 come as a precise, carbon-arrow set designed for archers who want predictable flights and consistent spine options. This 6-pack features 32" shafts with 0.204" inside diameter, offering a solid foundation for both target practice and hunting setups.

• Construction: 100% carbon with 1.5K Carbon Weave and MaxxKe Technology for enhanced strength, consistency, and straight flight.
• Length: 32" shafts compatible with a wide range of draw lengths and setups.
• Inside Diameter: 0.204" inside diameter for reliable insert and outsert compatibility.
• Straightness Tolerance: ±0.006" for tight flight consistency across the set.
• Weight Tolerance: ±0.5 grains to keep arrows balanced and predictable in flight.
• Spine Options: Available in 200, 250, 300, 350, 400, and 500 to tailor flex to your draw weight and aim style.
• GPI (Grains Per Inch): 9.9 (200), 8.6 (250), 8.1 (300), 7.4 (350), 7.0 (400), 6.6 (500) — helps you match arrow weight to velocity and stability.
• Outer Diameter: Spine-specific diameters—from 0.271" (200) to 0.251" (500), with intermediate sizes 0.264" (250), 0.261" (300), 0.257" (350), 0.254" (400).
• Outsert System: Includes 50-grain Victory steel outsert system for forward-weight optimization and improved front-of-arrow stability.
• Nocks: Includes IP nocks for quick, secure seating and minimal fletching interference.
• Color: Available in Red, providing a high-visibility option on the range or field.
• Safety Note: Prop65 applies due to carbon black exposure (airborne, unbound particles of respirable size).

These arrows deliver reliable consistency across critical flight characteristics. The combination of MaxxKe technology, a tight straightness tolerance, and matched spine options translates to tighter groupings and predictable performance at various draw weights. The 50-grain outsert system adds forward weight for improved point stability and penetration, while the included IP nocks simplify setup and tuning. Ideal for target shooters, field archery, and hunting setups, with precise GPI and diameter measurements that help you select the right arrow for your rig. When choosing spine, align it with your draw length and bow speed, and consider your primary use—lighter spines for speed and flatter trajectories, heavier spines for stability and accuracy at longer ranges.