Type of fletchings

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  1. NorthernBackwoodsOutdoors

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    What type of fletchings do you all recommend? I have been shooting Blazer 2". I need to re-fletch a bunch of arrows and just looking for opinions. There are lots of options out there.
     
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    Blazers! Also really like Arizona Archery Max Hunters but they are hard to find.
     
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    Go with NAP quick fletch! Really easy and very fast. Go with the quick spin model
     
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    Your going to get a lot of answers here. Me personally, I use Fusion Vanes. Easiest vane I have ever fletched and they control a broadhead well.
     
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    bohning makes a shrink fletch with 2" blazers. those work really well and it is a breeze to replace if needed
     
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    if it aint broke dont fix it.... stick with your blazers
     
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    none!!:nana:
     
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    Blazers with bohning wraps

    I use blazers with bohning's wraps. Very easy to refletch because of no residue. Just make sure you use Ajax to clean your shafts first to get better adhesion.
     
    NYBowhunter01, Oct 4, 2011
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    4" feathers with feather fletch tape.
     
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    Blazers, either with the quickfletch (if a field repair is needed) or regular 2". Love em.
     
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    Switched to FOBs 3 years ago and have never looked back!
     
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    I switched to 3" quickspins. They shoot the same speed as blazers and for me they seem to stabilize broadheads better.
     
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