"Arrow spine" describes stiffness, but there are two different ways to understand it.
A static spine is the stiffness measured under a standardized load. The familiar 250, 300, 350, or 400 designation comes from this type of measurement. A lower number indicates a stiffer shaft.
Dynamic spine describes how the arrow responds when it is actually under load. Arrow length, point and component weight, bow energy, and other setup variables influence that response. Two builds using the same spine-rated shaft can behave differently when those variables change.
Because confidence isn't knowing your best arrow will fly true.
"I was shooting the Tritech 35, the same bow I plan to hunt with this fall."
Chance Beaubouef

