Fletchings..

Discussion in 'Equipment Reviews' started by Bowshooter13, Dec 29, 2015.

  1. Bowshooter13

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    What fletchings is everyone using? What's the up and downs of them? Shield cut, 2" and 4".


     
  2. TeamFATBOY

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    I've used several different brands, some good and some not but for some reason I've settled on Vanetec's for the last few years. They just work well for me.
     
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    I have been set on blazer vanes w/ an offset.
     
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    I moved to a 3" vane from blazers.
    To much contact with blazers.
     
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    nwmono Weekend Warrior

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    Made the switch from Blazers to the AAE Max Hunters with helical and fixed heads.
     
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    I have tried just about every vane out, I like to build arrows. Blazers with a helical still give me the best fixed blade flight. I just get bored with how they look so sometimes I use different vanes. This season I built some with 3" AAE vanes and some with 3" feathers.
     
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    ShaneB22 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I use four vanetec 3" super spines. Seem to work great and I'm shooting my best groups ever with them. If you use fixed blades I recommend vanetec swift vanes in the 2.88" size. [​IMG]
     
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    Just the boring old 2" Blazers here.
     
  9. Bowshooter13

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    I wanna try some shields but I'm afraid too.


     
  10. JGD

    JGD Die Hard Bowhunter

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    These..[​IMG]
     
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    How do you like the max hunters? I've been thinking about making the switch
     
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    nwmono Weekend Warrior

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    I've really been pleased with them. They steer fixed blades really well.
     
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    lgreenslade3 Weekend Warrior

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    i want those
     
  14. Bowshooter13

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    Quick fletches never interested me.


     
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    dbl lung Weekend Warrior

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    I love Blazer vanes for early season. However, hunting the late season (during the winter cold) using a whisker biscuit and Blazers is not a good combination. Until this year I always have used feathers and will be switching back because they are forgiving as they go through the rest.
    During the coldest temperature my bow shoots over a foot lower at 20 yards with the Blazers. Of course when everything is at room temperature and the rest is able flex with the vanes it shoots close to what the feather will do.

    The question I have is does anyone make the same size feathers as Blazer vanes?
     

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