I am planning on asking my parents for one of these for Christmas this year. I know that alot of people recommend a bitz but its just out of my price range right now. I shoot Blazer's and I hear alot of poeple saying that its better the shoot them offset. I was looking at the options for the Carbon E-Z fletch and it only gives a Straight and a Right helical, no offset. Which one should i get to shoot blazers?

if I were you I would save for the Bitz or look at some other type than the ez fletch,the ez fletch can allow the feather to move and slide up in the slot.you could look at the new jig from bohning it alot like the Bitz just be careful when you apply glue with it because it is made out of plastic and you do not want to be scraping glue off the clamp all the time.go to bohning.com to see there jig.

Personally I love the Arizona E-Z fletch. Never had any problems. I also use Blazer vanes and I have a right helical fletcher.

i have the bohning jig and it works great.........i also use blazers.

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I have found even on the ez fletch to keep glue off of the arms apply vasaline to the arms before you but the vanes in the slots it will keep glue from building up on the arms and you will not have to scrap it just about every 3 arrows you fletch wipe off the vasaline and reapply. I also have never had a problem with the vanes slidding around in the arms but you do have to make sure they are pushed all the way down though. Pay attention and it will work out fine for you.

I have them all. And I use the arizona alot.Its just quick and easy. I use the bitz if I want alot of helical, doing feathers, or any thick vane as the arizona can be a pain with say quickspins.

Only thing I don't like is, sometimes vane alignmentis not perfect. I guess closing the jig, sometiems doesn't align well.

Use the Fast Set Gel with the e-z fletch and you wont have the glue issues that everyone is talking about. Plus it cuts your fletch time in half because it sets instantly with pressure. It doesnt take much either just a small bead down the center of the vane.

Good Luck