RE: quickspin
 

Forget the spins go with Blazers. Three blazers equal one quickspin in weight. They are great. My arrows fly like darts.

RE: quickspin
 

do the blazers work well with a drop away rest? if they do i am going to have to get some. thanks for all the help guys!

RE: quickspin
 

I shoot a Trophy Ridge Drop Zone w/ Blazers. Works to perfection! If you call bohning, they will actually send you some sample free of charge.

RE: quickspin
 

Best fletchings available...just watch your groups when practicing with broadheads...I've already clipped about 6.But a broadhead is about the only thing I've found that'll damage them. :D

RE: quickspin
 

blazers even hold up to the wb2 without to much damage if they get wavy just hit em with a blowdryer for 30 seconds and wala there good to go

RE: quickspin
 

I hunt and shoot competition. I only shoot Blazers for both. They really work plus you get excellent clearance from your arrow rest and shelf.

RE: quickspin
 

That is a great tip, I'll have to remember that. I am currently shooting a wb2 and actually just replaced my fletching with quickspin. They work great, but then again I haven't used blazers yet. I'll have to give them a try on my next set of arrows.

RE: quickspin
 

If my understanding is correct:

QuickSpins are just fine and durable enough to get you several seasons via your drop away rest.

Since most actual hunting shots occur within 20-25 yards (I think the latest I read was 17-22 (?) yard average for all shots), you will NOT need to worry about the arrow losing speed.

If you are using a Whisker Biscuit or plan to use one or if you plan to take routine shots out past 30-40 yards, get the Blazers, do not use QuickSpins.

RE: quickspin
 

how much do the blazers weight compared to 3 4" feathers?

RE: quickspin
 

Blazers are the way to go...I won't go back.