Got'em yesterday. Last week I ordered a dozen Gold Tip XT Hunters 55-75 fletched with the Quick Spins from Mountain Archery. I think they are they best thing I have ever wasted my money on. I was shooting with much more accuracy than the CX terminators that I normally shoot. I was at 35 yds and shot a group the diameter size of a beer can. Repeatedly! Normally if I can keep it within the size of a paper plate I am happy. Just by feel, the fletchings felt more durable than any other fletching I have used. They just felt sturdy, it’s hard to describe. When the weather clears up Ill (right now there is a flash flood, tornado warning, spotted two tornados in the area ,they evacuated my office earlier, but were back in business now) go out and shoot another group and take a pic of it and post in on here.

Did you have them put on straight, offset, or helical?

What arrow rest are you using?

I was wondering if these would work through a WB.

I used a GKF golden premier to shoot yesterday, I also shoot a bodoodle pro lite which I am going to set up this weekend and see how they shoot with it...... I have used the WB and didnt like it, due to the fact that it ate the fletchings off of my cx teminators. I took it off and bought the premier, then a friend of mine made me an offer on the bodoodle I couldnt turn down.....
However, even though I didnt like the wb with the cx's I think the QuickSpins will have alot of success with the wb. They just have such a sturdier feel compared to what I used to shoot through my wb. I dont think there will be any problems with a wb.

I really like mine on my Easton Axis arrows also.

Don't shoot groups........it's only gonna make you cry.

Mark:

Do you think my groups would improve if I used the QS vanes over the ones I presently have on my practice arrows???

Now if those vanes continue to shoot accurately in tornadic conditions then I would trully be impressed....

I am going to pick up a pack or two regardless.

Awww Come on Aggie! Now's the time to test in the "Heavy Crosswind" conditions. Make sure you wear a safety belt and report back with your findings!LOL!