do u think this would work

[mattisbob]

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...jpg&hasJS=true

[extreme1]

Are they made of a hard rubber compound or a plastic---j/k

[reylamb]

Yes, they do work, but I still can't bring myself to shoot them. I like the way feathers look.

[5star]

Yes Turbo Nocks do work. I shoot them and they are great. You will have to shoot them with a drop away rest or a containment rest like a GKF Funnel rest to get clearance.

[BobCo19-65]

I never really liked them much when shooting fixed broadheads.

[AllenRead]

They do work if you have a drop away rest or a biscuit rest.

They did help my accuracy, but they are hard plastic and easy to break when hit by another arrow.

There are clearance problems with some bows. I could not use them with my Mathews Icon because they hit the cable.

The inventor, Nick Shook, is a great guy. I met him at one of the sportsmens shows earlier this year.

Right now I plan to stick with plastic vanes. But if the price comes down to be more competive with vanes, I may give them another try.

[Droptines]

One word comes to mind,,"YUCK" !!!!!!![:'(]

[Bigpapascout]

One word comes to mind,,"YUCK" !!!!!!!

yeah well dont knock something unless you have tried them!

The turbo Nocks do work very well with fixed blade broad heads.

[c903]

Feather and vane fletching does not stabilize the shaft by spin only. It is the entire surface area of the fletch imparting a counter-force against the forces being put upon the shaft. I just cannot accept that the small and stiff wings on this nock can do the same.

[BobCo19-65]

The turbo Nocks do work very well with fixed blade broad heads

Maybe for some, but not for me. Like C903 said, spinning is only part of the equation.