2" quickspin vanes

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01-16-2008 | 09:16 AM

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Grandviewer

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RE: 2" quickspin vanes

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ORIGINAL: HNIJustin

Just another headsup - NAP is releasing a new 2" vane for this year called the Twister. It's basically the same as the Quikspin 2" Speed Hunter, minus the "kicker". It will be made of the same ST material, have the micro grooves on one side, and be priced lower than the Quikspins. So if price is your biggest concern, this may be a viable option for this year.

I personally shoot 3 1/8" Quikspins and love them, although I will more than likely try both the Speed Hunters and Twisters this summer.

Thanks for the heads up notice. I wish NAP would up date their web site sooner.

01-16-2008 | 09:56 AM

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Monie

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RE: 2" quickspin vanes

The QS Speed Hunters are AWESOME!! I was actually sent some to try, because I had a bad experience with regular QS. These little guys are awesome!! I won't shoot anything else!

01-16-2008 | 10:38 AM

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Justin

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From: Northern Illinoise

RE: 2" quickspin vanes

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ORIGINAL: Grandviewer

Thanks for the heads up notice. I wish NAP would up date their web site sooner.

The site actually is updated both with the new NightMare broadhead and Quikfletch system, which gives you a sneak-peak at the Twister vanes. It's hard to update the site when the product isn't 100% complete and ready for distribution yet.

01-16-2008 | 12:01 PM

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Grandviewer

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From: Ohio

RE: 2" quickspin vanes

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ORIGINAL: HNIJustin

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ORIGINAL: Grandviewer

Thanks for the heads up notice. I wish NAP would up date their web site sooner.

Thanks Justin for the info and I did go check the twister on the quikfletch. Good change I hope for them.I was thinking the ATA was just over and the new line up was not on the web pages yet. It seems to be the norm for most websites to be last on the marketing line of command.