Are Blazers better?
06-01-2007 | 07:36 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Where the ducks don't come no more
RE: Are Blazers better?
Depending on exactly which vanes you WERE using, blazers usually take about 9gr of weight out of the BACK of your arrow, which is a good place to cut weight from. Results will vary but that will net you a few extra fps.
Blazers are also much much stiffer/tougher than traditional duravanes, so they can take pass throughs, dirt/sticks and all that trash a little bit better.
They designed them for fixed blade broadheads, and I will vouch that they do fly very nicely with broadheads.
Only downside is you must be aware that they are taller than standard vanes and you need to be aware of any potential clearance problems.
Blazers are also much much stiffer/tougher than traditional duravanes, so they can take pass throughs, dirt/sticks and all that trash a little bit better.
They designed them for fixed blade broadheads, and I will vouch that they do fly very nicely with broadheads.
Only downside is you must be aware that they are taller than standard vanes and you need to be aware of any potential clearance problems.
06-01-2007 | 09:35 AM
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RE: Are Blazers better?
The simple answer is blazers are stiffer so they catch more air helping stabilize your arrow better. All the goodness of a vane with the control of a feather fletch, with a shorter length.
The down side is because the material is so stiff they have no forgiveness at all when it comes to contact issues. You best be sure your arrows are coming out of the bow and rest clean. They need to clear your rest, riser, shelf and harness when they leave the bow.
I am currently using them and they work fine, but I will be going to back feathers. If I decided to use vanes again I would go with the blazers without a doubt.
Paul
The down side is because the material is so stiff they have no forgiveness at all when it comes to contact issues. You best be sure your arrows are coming out of the bow and rest clean. They need to clear your rest, riser, shelf and harness when they leave the bow.
I am currently using them and they work fine, but I will be going to back feathers. If I decided to use vanes again I would go with the blazers without a doubt.
Paul
06-01-2007 | 05:25 PM
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RE: Are Blazers better?
Hey everyone im new to the board and so far i am loving it!!! Now for ur question. I use blazers and love them. Although i was warned about the clearance problems i still did have contact on my first shooting session with them. But i had figured on buying a dropaway rest anyway to improve my shooting so that got rid of the clearance problems. At 20 yards i am breaking nocks regularly. I have to try and not hit my arrows or i will. bottom line i love these vanes!!!
