Question. I read that the blazer vanes (normal size) have clearance issues with the BT Diamond Iceman. Can anyone please verify this for me that has an Iceman ? I am torn between the Iceman and the Black Ice but if there is a clearance issue Im stearing away from the Iceman...
I'm shooting Blazers and others (Same profile) off my Ice Man with a Limb Driver without issues. There are zero clearance issues that I am aware of. I shoot off vane straight up with no issues on cables.
Question. I read that the blazer vanes (normal size) have clearance issues with the BT Diamond Iceman. Can anyone please verify this for me that has an Iceman ? I am torn between the Iceman and the Black Ice but if there is a clearance issue Im stearing away from the Iceman...
Thanks...
Not a bad problem to have, I might add.[8D] Ihad a slight issueshooting a slightly larger diameter arrow, in which case I just picked upan aftermarket slide. I had to do this with my 07 Commander when I was shooting 22s. It's not a big deal and you shouldn't shy away purely on that point. Both are fine bows and you will be happy with both. The Black Ice is smooth as butter, but you will give up some speed. The Iceman is shock free and awesome as well. We are fortunate to have these hard decisions. I haven't heard of any such problems. I have shot aae max hunters out of Rob'swithout issue and seen him shoot blazers and just about every other type of vane through it.
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Question. I read that the blazer vanes (normal size) have clearance issues with the BT Diamond Iceman. Can anyone please verify this for me that has an Iceman ? I am torn between the Iceman and the Black Ice but if there is a clearance issue Im stearing away from the Iceman...
Thanks...
Not a bad problem to have, I might add.[8D] Ihad a slight issueshooting a slightly larger diameter arrow, in which case I just picked upan aftermarket slide. I had to do this with my 07 Commander when I was shooting 22s. It's not a big deal and you shouldn't shy away purely on that point. Both are fine bows and you will be happy with both. The Black Ice is smooth as butter, but you will give up some speed. The Iceman is shock free and awesome as well. We are fortunate to have these hard decisions. I haven't heard of any such problems. I have shot aae max hunters out of Rob'swithout issue and seen him shoot blazers and just about every other type of vane through it.
The Ice Man and the Black Ice are ratedthe same IBO speed.
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2010 Bowtech Destroyer 350
2007 Diamond Black Ice
ACC 360
QAD Ultra-Rest LD
Rage 2-Blade Broadheads
N.E.F. SS Sidekick .50
T/C Triumph .50
Question. I read that the blazer vanes (normal size) have clearance issues with the BT Diamond Iceman. Can anyone please verify this for me that has an Iceman ? I am torn between the Iceman and the Black Ice but if there is a clearance issue Im stearing away from the Iceman...
Thanks...
Not a bad problem to have, I might add.[8D] Ihad a slight issueshooting a slightly larger diameter arrow, in which case I just picked upan aftermarket slide. I had to do this with my 07 Commander when I was shooting 22s. It's not a big deal and you shouldn't shy away purely on that point. Both are fine bows and you will be happy with both. The Black Ice is smooth as butter, but you will give up some speed. The Iceman is shock free and awesome as well. We are fortunate to have these hard decisions. I haven't heard of any such problems. I have shot aae max hunters out of Rob'swithout issue and seen him shoot blazers and just about every other type of vane through it.
The Ice Man and the Black Ice are ratedthe same IBO speed.
Clearance problems with blazers are not uncommon. They sit a tad higher. But with a properly setup rest andarrow comboon any bow, they should not be a problem.
Question. I read that the blazer vanes (normal size) have clearance issues with the BT Diamond Iceman. Can anyone please verify this for me that has an Iceman ? I am torn between the Iceman and the Black Ice but if there is a clearance issue Im stearing away from the Iceman...
Thanks...
Not a bad problem to have, I might add.[8D] Ihad a slight issueshooting a slightly larger diameter arrow, in which case I just picked upan aftermarket slide. I had to do this with my 07 Commander when I was shooting 22s. It's not a big deal and you shouldn't shy away purely on that point. Both are fine bows and you will be happy with both. The Black Ice is smooth as butter, but you will give up some speed. The Iceman is shock free and awesome as well. We are fortunate to have these hard decisions. I haven't heard of any such problems. I have shot aae max hunters out of Rob'swithout issue and seen him shoot blazers and just about every other type of vane through it.
The Ice Man and the Black Ice are ratedthe same IBO speed.
This is from the QRG I have.
Black Ice 310-318fps
Iceman 315-323fps
Very little difference anyway
Dan
On the Diamond site they have the same IBO rating. I have not put the Ice Man through a chrony. I agree they difference is very little.
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Sincerely, LKN Choppers
2010 Bowtech Destroyer 350
2007 Diamond Black Ice
ACC 360
QAD Ultra-Rest LD
Rage 2-Blade Broadheads
N.E.F. SS Sidekick .50
T/C Triumph .50
BLAZER CLEARANCE PROBLEMS
