Help with Easton Hexx Spine Selection

[BBalash3]

Looking for help with spine selection for the 6mm Easton Hexx.

I'm looking for ~480 Gr finished weight. Shooting a Prime Rival at 29"/72#

My current arrow is a 300 spine GT Kinetic Kaos, but I'm looking to run a bit more weight up front with the new setup.

The Hexx only comes in 260 or 330 spine. Will the 260 be too stiff?

 

[BBalash3]

I also considered the Axis Match in 300, but am steering away from HIT inserts since I have a substantial inventory of 8/32 broadheads/points.

 

[WJS23]

Just so you know the hits are normal thread.... I would get the hex with brass inserts

 

[roadrunner]

Agree with the HEXX and brass inserts. Been doing that before it was an "option" offered by Easton.

 

[Vandal 44]

The Hexx 330 are one of my favorite arrows with a 50 grain brass insert

 

[Jacack]

The Hexx 330 are one of my favorite arrows with a 50 grain brass insert

I am thinking if shooting the same set up, what draw length and weight you shooting?

 

[roadrunner]

The Hexx 330 are one of my favorite arrows with a 50 grain brass insert

Same arrow and insert. Shooting 29" DL, 72# DW, 28" shaft tipped with 100 gr fp/bh. Weighs in at 405 +/- grs.

 

[Vandal 44]

Last year I was shooting a PSE Evolve 35 set at 60 pounds, 30" draw

my Easton Hexx 330 are 29" carbon to carbon, 3 AAE Stealth Vanes with a four inch wrap, 50 grain brass insert and 125 grain Broadhead; my total arrow weight 450

This year I am putting new 50 pounds limbs on the Evolve 35 it should max out around 52 pounds

I just bought a used Halon 32 with a six inch Brace Height set at 53 and 30' draw to try out.

Once I get the bows tuned,I will post how the Hexx are doing at that draw weight