Carbon Express Introduces Maxima Sable

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posted on June 28, 2022
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Mainmaxima Sable

Designed to combine speed and stealth, the Carbon Express Maxima Sable RZ is constructed with the company's exclusive TriSpine technology. This technology utilizes 360-degree spine consistency to stabilize and maintain how the arrow flexes in flight. The exclusive 3K carbon weave of the TriSpine construction brings strength, stability, and speed together to create a tough and accurate arrow shaft with up to 4X the accuracy of standard single-spine arrows.

Engineered to maximize velocity, the key to consistency comes in the arrow’s center section, termed the Red Zone, which takes advantage of Carbon Express’s Tri-Spine technology, where the center section is weaker while the distal ends remain stiff to contain arrow oscillation and control the enemy of hyper-accuracy, dynamic spine. Through the use of this technology, broadheads shoot more accurately and consistently thanks to the reduction in the exaggerated effect of broadhead-tipped arrows. This combination delivers accuracy in a flat-shooting and deep-penetrating standard-sized (.244 inner diameter) hunting arrow, with an exceptional strength-to-weight ratio. In testing, Maxima Sable arrows have shown a 10+percent increase in accuracy as compared to similar arrow models.

Each shaft features stealthy black graphics and includes precision-machined Carbon Express inserts, Launchpad nocks and shaft-protecting Bulldog nock collars. Available as 12-pack shafts or 6-pack fletched arrows with 2-inch Quadel vanes in black and gray. For more information, visit feradyne.com.

  • .400 spine – 7.5 grains per inch
  • .500 spine – 6.5 grains per inch
  • MSRP $189.99 – per dozen (shafts)
  • MSRP $99.99 – per six-pack fletched arrows

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