extreme shrink fletch
#1
Spike
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: SE Alabama
Posts: 30
extreme shrink fletch
has anyone tried the extreme archery shrink fletch wraps? I had continual problems with my whisker bisket tearing off my other vanes and I was planning on giving these a try to solve my vane problem. (I don't know why my vanes keep tearing, maybe weak glue?) Has anyone had any trouble installing these. Do you shrink them on straight, or with a twist?
#2
RE: extreme shrink fletch
I don't have any experience with the extreme vanes but I am shoothing the NAP quickfletch's with quickspins (they also offer them with the twister vanes, they are a little cheaper) I really like them and have had great luck with durability. Not sure about the extreme's but on the NAP's you DO NOT want to try and twist them just no good way to keep them consistent while twisting.
#3
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: East TN
Posts: 69
RE: extreme shrink fletch
I have used them and so far, so good. No problem installing them at all. The only thing that I notice is after about 5 or so shots the vane starts to loose its form, not a huge deal but it happens more often than my regular blazers.
#4
RE: extreme shrink fletch
Like said before so far so good i have the quick spins on my arrows and have killed deer with them. i have shot through one of the fletchings and she still kept ticking there strong...no doubt about it! As for the TWIST when you take them out of the water give them a LITTLE twist and you will be fine...worth the money in my opinion.
BH818
BH818
#6
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Connecticut
Posts: 16
RE: extreme shrink fletch
I recently tried them (Extreme QuickFletch)on my practice arrows and love them. have put about 200-300 shots through them with no problems so far.I am able toproduce a consistant 2-3" group at 30yards. Have not tried them hunting yet...
#7
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Washington
Posts: 4
RE: extreme shrink fletch
ORIGINAL: ACPOSSETIM
I don't have any experience with the extreme vanes but I am shoothing the NAP quickfletch's with quickspins (they also offer them with the twister vanes, they are a little cheaper) I really like them and have had great luck with durability. Not sure about the extreme's but on the NAP's you DO NOT want to try and twist them just no good way to keep them consistent while twisting.
I don't have any experience with the extreme vanes but I am shoothing the NAP quickfletch's with quickspins (they also offer them with the twister vanes, they are a little cheaper) I really like them and have had great luck with durability. Not sure about the extreme's but on the NAP's you DO NOT want to try and twist them just no good way to keep them consistent while twisting.