1. Choose Compound or Recurve, then enter your draw weight (lb), arrow length (in), and tip weight with insert (gr). For compound bows, add IBO speed if you know it.
2. Fine Tuner: Enter your data in the Base Setup, then use the tuner sliders to make adjustments and find a real spine and a good solution for your arrow build.
3. FOC Calculator: Enter shaft GPI, nock weight, vane weight, and vane count to see your Front of Center %.
4. Kinetic Energy: Enter total arrow weight and speed to calculate KE and momentum.
How To Measure Arrow Length
Arrow length is measured from the throat of the nock (the deepest part where the string sits) to the end of the shaft (back of the point, NOT including the point itself).
To measure: Place your arrow on a flat surface. Measure from the nock throat groove to where the insert or point begins.
What Is IBO Speed?
IBO stands for International Bowhunting Organization. IBO speed is measured under: 70 lb draw, 30" draw length, 350 grain arrow.
Higher IBO speeds generally require stiffer arrow spines. Enter your bow's IBO rating (from specs) to fine-tune recommendations. Leave blank if unknown.
F.O.C. Ranges Explained
7% - 12% FOC: Ideal for target. Flat trajectory, forgiving flight.
12% - 15% FOC: Balanced for hunting. Good penetration.
15% - 19% FOC: High FOC. Excellent penetration.
19%+ FOC: Extreme FOC. Max penetration, precise tuning needed.