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There are several possible ways to do this. Here I'll concentrate on using some path effects and filters to do this. This method allows you to create re-usable element you can duplicate and adjust any way you want.

1. Draw a path like this with the Bézier tool, and apply a thick stroke

2. Add a small arrow head marker in the stroke panel

3. Set the stroke to grey

4. Open the Path Effects panel (Ctrlt+&), click the + button to add a Corners Fillet/Chamfer path effect, then click and drag the corners to round them

5. Do Filters > Morphology > Outline, like this

6. Do Filters > Shadows and Glows > Drop Shadow like this

7. And now you have an arrow which can be adjusted any way you want

There are several possible ways to do this. Here I'll concentrate on using some path effects and filters to do this. This method allows you to create a re-usable element you can duplicate and adjust any way you want.

1. Draw a path like this with the Bézier tool, and apply a thick stroke

2. Add a small arrow head marker in the stroke panel

3. Set the stroke to grey

4. Open the Path Effects panel (Ctrlt+&), click the + button to add a Corners Fillet/Chamfer path effect, then click and drag the corners to round them

5. Do Filters > Morphology > Outline, like this

6. Do Filters > Shadows and Glows > Drop Shadow like this

7. And now you have an arrow which can be adjusted any way you want

There are several possible ways to do this. Here I'll concentrate on using some path effects and filters to do this. This method allows you to create re-usable element you can duplicate and adjust any way you want.

1. Draw a path like this with the Bézier tool, and apply a thick stroke

2. Add an arrow head marker in the stroke panel

3. Set the stroke to grey

4. Open the Path Effects panel (Ctrlt+&), click the + button to add a Corners Fillet/Chamfer path effect, then click and drag the corners to round them

5. Do Filters > Morphology > Outline, like this

6. Do Filters > Shadows and Glows > Drop Shadow like this

7. And now you have an arrow which can be adjusted any way you want

There are several possible ways to do this. Here I'll concentrate on using some path effects and filters to do this. This method allows you to create re-usable element you can duplicate and adjust any way you want.

1. Draw a path like this with the Bézier tool, and apply a thick stroke

2. Add a small arrow head marker in the stroke panel

3. Set the stroke to grey

4. Open the Path Effects panel (Ctrlt+&), click the + button to add a Corners Fillet/Chamfer path effect, then click and drag the corners to round them

5. Do Filters > Morphology > Outline, like this

6. Do Filters > Shadows and Glows > Drop Shadow like this

7. And now you have an arrow which can be adjusted any way you want

There are several possible ways to do this. Here I'll concentrate on using some path effects and filters to do this. This method allows you to create re-usable element you can duplicate and adjust any way you want.

1. Draw a path like this with the Bézier tool, and apply a thick stroke

2. Add an arrow head marker in the stroke panel

3. Set the stroke to grey

4. Add a Corner Fillet/Chamfer path effect, and click and drag the corners to round them

5. Do Filters > Morphology > Outline, like this

6. Do Filters > Shadows and Glows > Drop Shadow like this

7. And now you have an arrow which can be adjusted any way you want

There are several possible ways to do this. Here I'll concentrate on using some path effects and filters to do this. This method allows you to create re-usable element you can duplicate and adjust any way you want.

1. Draw a path like this with the Bézier tool, and apply a thick stroke

2. Add an arrow head marker in the stroke panel

3. Set the stroke to grey

4. Open the Path Effects panel (Ctrlt+&), click the + button to add a Corners Fillet/Chamfer path effect, then click and drag the corners to round them

5. Do Filters > Morphology > Outline, like this

6. Do Filters > Shadows and Glows > Drop Shadow like this

7. And now you have an arrow which can be adjusted any way you want