QTompkins2005

Just bought some 4 inch quick spins yesterday, going to put them on my gold tips replacing the goldtip fletching that is on there straight. My question is what are you guys having the best luck with using the quick spins, straight, offset, or right helical?

Also I'm wondering how far back on the shaft i should put them, i'm using a drop away rest, so is the farther back the better?

newman1

i believe they recommend a right offset or helical as they cannot be installed with left offset or helical.

MO_Bowhnter

With a 4 inch vane half an inch from the rear is fine. Just whatever looks right. It's not too big of a deal.

longrifle1000

I am using right offset and they are working great. Good luck

Ozark Bowhunter

are they going to be worth the extra weight? I have heard that they are heavier than regular vanes.

longrifle1000

The increased spin rotation will help the trajectory. My Quickspins shot the same as my other arrows. In terms of using the same yardage pins. My groups did shrink up a little with them. I couldn't be any happier with them. I will stick with these for quite a while.

Poluke

I've tried the 4", the 2.25" and the 1.5" QS and I gotta say the 2.25" are going to be pretty popular. The 4" were a bit heavy but wow they are agressive and work well. The 2.25" are more agressive than a right helical and the 1.5" work well for target and speed setups. I wouldn't try them (1.5") with broadheads though. I've settled on the 2.25" for both my hunting and target setups. Speed really isn't that much of an issue with the poundage I've dropped back to. I've checked out the blazers and to me there really isn't any comparison. QS hands down clear winner MAN I SHOULD WORK FOR THE COMPANY