I saw some fletches at bass pro shops called Quick Spin. By the look of the package they supposedly look worthwhile. Does anybody have any expierience with them? Thanks

My husband has them and absolutely loves them!! I just use the blazers. They seem to work just fine for me. I've worked in a bow shop a few times and the regulars and die-hards are really into them and swear by them. All I can say is that you are on the right track. Keep researching them until you know if they are what you want to use. Good luck.

They are incredibly heavy, incredibly expensive, not very durable and still don't hold a candle to feathers for arrow control.

i tried them and hated them,,,,they are not very durable,,,,after about 5 or 6 shots they where starting to get wavy and they are verry expensive

Alright thanks guys, ill still keep a look out. What brands do yall recommend then?

Durable...no.....heavy....?....improve accuracy.....YES......you decide....we all shoot $10 broadheads what gives on $3 vanes

I don't know what is with everybody else, but I FREAKING LOVE QUICKSPINS. I think they work great. As far as the wavy problem and not durable, that's why you don't shoot at the same spot on your target. I think they hold up fine. I would seriously give them a try. They've worked incredibly well for me.

Well at $20 for a dozen arrows worth of vanes and pay someone $2 - $3 to fletch them it can get very expensive. If you don't fleth oyr own arrows you are gonna spend $45+ just to have fletchings on some arrows.

And feathers still work better than any vane made. That's what I reccomend.

A $10 broadhead lasts a heck of a lot longer than vanes do.

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umm 1 shot

I bought a package of Quickspins and had them put on some of my arrows that I had trashed the vanes when practicing. Love them....accuracy improved.....now when shooting groups....the Quickspins always seem to be in the center of the pile/