🏹 Professional Arrow Calculators

📏 IBO Speed (fps) – Measured Value
IBO speed is the arrow velocity measured under International Bowhunting Organization (IBO) standard conditions: a bow set at 80 lbs draw weight, 30 inches draw length, shooting a 350-grain arrow from a height of 5 feet, with the average of three shots recorded. Your actual arrow speed will vary based on your draw weight, draw length, and arrow weight. Enter your bow's rated IBO speed here.
📐 Shaft Length (inches) – Measured Value
Shaft length is measured from the throat of the nock to the end of the shaft (excluding the point). For custom arrows, it is typically your draw length plus 1 to 1.5 inches of safety margin. Measure an existing arrow or estimate based on your draw length.
📋 How to Use These Calculators
Arrow Weight Calculator
Total Arrow Weight:0grains
Calculate Arrow Spine
Suggested Spine:0
Arrow Comprehensive Properties Calculator
Total Weight:0gr
Speed (FPS):0fps
Kinetic Energy:0ft-lbs
Momentum:0slug-ft/s
FOC:0%
Spine:0
Arrow Shaft Diameter Calculator
Wall Thickness:0.00mm
Wall Thickness (in):0.000in
Formula:
📏 FOC Calculation Note
The current FOC calculation in the calculators is only based on point weight percentage and is for reference only. The true FOC = (Balance Point Distance - Shaft Length/2) / Shaft Length, where Balance Point Distance is measured from the nock throat to the arrow's balance point. Calculating the balance point requires knowing the weight and position of each component, which is not possible with the current parameters. Therefore, you can measure the actual FOC by following the DIY method (Find the Balance Point (5-Minute DIY Method)).