In this video I put the Pandarus Infinity carbon arrows through a proper real-world compound session — no marketing fluff, just what happens when you actually send arrows downrange. I’m shooting a 0.166 / 4.2mm internal diameter, 400 spine set, and the whole point was to see how they behave out of my target compound at around 55–56lb. I’d been running some older Victory VAPs (AliExpress specials) that actually flew well, so I wanted to compare that “they work” feeling against a set of arrows I know the source of. I start by sighting in at 20m on an 18cm target and watching how they tune, group, and recover in flight. These shafts are 0.003 straightness, and after spinning them with components installed I only had two that showed a visible wobble — the rest were dead straight. Even with me being a bit rusty on this bow, the arrows themselves flew beautifully and went where I was aiming. My takeaway is simple: if you want a budget-conscious thin target arrow that comes with the full component kit (points, pins, nocks, fletches) and still shoots consistently, the Pandarus Infinity is hard to beat. For the price here in NZ, they get a big thumbs up from me.