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

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!

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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