RE: QuikSpins? Worth the $$$?
I did not read anything in the test report that indicates that Quikspin vanes can accomplish anymore than what can be accomplished with other types of quality fletching mounted on a well-tuned arrow, to justify the price.
Keep in mind, the Quikspin is a plastic or vinyl-type vane. They will be just as prone to damage as any other plastic vane. However, should any of the vanes be warped or torn, how bad will the arrow flight now be, considering that there is a design feature that causes the shaft to spin harder? Over-rotation of a damaged vane(s) could result in some unusual flight characteristics.
If your arrows have been tuned with the dependency of the tune contingent upon the guidance (rotation) tab that is on each vane, what can happen to your accuracy if one or more of the guidance tabs is damaged while in the field and you do not know it?