I don't think it is possible to make a "good" pure nonconsecutive arrow sudoku (I tried and failed miserably) so I settled for the next best thing and applied the constraint only to the digits on the arrows. The puzzle turned out good, and it allowed for me to implement tricks that wouldn't be possible in a normal sudoku.
Rules: Standard sudoku rules apply. Additionally numbers on arrows must sum to the number in the circle the arrow is coming from, and all numbers on arrows or circles cannot border cells with numbers consecutive to themselves.
This puzzle is also available on f-puzzles
Solution code: Row 8 and Column 8