I have refletched many different brands of arrows and can't say that any are harder to refletch than another. There are many good arrows out there. The most important thing to me is buy the highest grade you can afford. Regardless if it's Gold Tip, Beaman or Easton a .001 tolerance will shoot better than a .006 arrow. Straight well matched arrows will shoot better and go where you point it if shot from a properly set up bow. As far as being tough I haven't had a problem with any arrow I have shot in the post except for one cheap arrow that is not made anymore.