The number of pounds of recurve bow tablets does not match that of the arrow.

If you want to choose the deflection that suits you first, you must first measure the deflection of the arrow.

Deflection can be measured with simple equipment. For example, at a pulling distance of 28 inches, the deflection of the arrow is 500. This scale can also directly read the number of pounds with proper deflection.

Here 500 corresponds to 52 pounds, which means that this arrow is suitable for a 52-pound bow, with a distance of 28 inches. Simply put, the greater the number of pounds, the lower the deflection of the arrow, the harder the arrow, and the smaller the number of pounds, and vice versa.