Goat542

Can anyone tell me if the new whisker biscuits mess up fletchings? I had one of the originals and it was pretty hard on fletchings. So, if you've tried the new one, I'd appreciate an opinion.

Thanks.

doughboysigep

my old one wore on the fletchings but didn't affect accuracy. the new one is much more forgiving. been shooting for a month and a half and the new fletchings show no - little wear.

bumkin

I HAD A PROBLEM WIYH MY DURAVANES RIPPLING AFTER SHOOTING THROUGH MY WB. SWITCHED OVER TO BOHNING BLAZERS AND I COULD NOT BE HAPPIER.

5 shot

They will depending on what vane you use. Bohning vanes are about the best I have found for a cost to effectiveness standpoint. Feathers work also, but get "fuzzy" after a time. Blazer vanes are probably the ideal fletch for the WB.

rml127

I have the older version and have been shooting the same arrows with feathers for over a year with no wear at all. I am using the biscuit for aluminum arrows and I'm shooting smaller diameter carbons. I also fletch my own arrows and make sure they are glued well. I think feathers are the way to go with the wb.

hawgdawg

I've read the vane tec vanes are good to use with the WB. I'm using AAE now and they get a little wavy after quite a bit of shooting. Yet to have one tear or rip off due to biscuit.

turtleshell

The Wb will destroy dura vanes after a while. They get wavy. Bohnning vanes are excellent and I have had no problens with them. I shot my 1st bisquit for about three seasons. I wore out the bisquit itself before my bohnnings wore out.

bowtech die hard

I worked at Gander Mt. and cannot even tell you the amount of problems I encountered with them. Personally I would never buy or even try to sell a whisker biscuit regardless of the style. I hope I'm not offending you too much here, it's not my purpose, I have just seen a lot of problems with them.

rdneckhntr

Mine only has made them a little wavy but they still shoot the same.

TerryM

I shot a bisquit for a while and it does chew up duravanes pretty good but I did not have a jig at the time and it kind of %issed me off and I switched to a drop away. Knowing what I know now about fletching and blazer vanes I probably would have kept the WB.