Thinking about using the quick spins with my B2 biscuit. Has anyone had any problems with them using the biscuit.

This migt be a silly question, but what is a quick spin?

Eats 'em up from what I hear. The newer bisquits aren't as hard on them.

I'd go with Blazer's if it was me.

People around here are having some trouble keeping them on. I'd think a Biscuit may aggravate the problem. I was told of a glue that holds them better, though haven't tried it yet (only seen samples and can't remember the name).

I think the glue Phil is refering to is Goat Tuff. I'd also go with the Blazer vanes.

With trimming of the Biscuit and fletching the QS straight it will work, but your still going to get more fletching wear than more durable vanes such as Bohonings.

Around here the Wb's weren't the problem. The veins them selves are wrinkling up jus from flight. My Proshop sent all of them back to NAP and I had mine replaced with Marko Veins. They are great.

Not sure, since I haven't tried the Quick Spins, but I did handle a few, and they seem soft for a vane to be used with the Biscuit. I agree with the other guys who suggested Blazers. I tried them this year just as an experiment. Now all my arrows (and my sons' arrows) have Blazers. They are pretty easy to fletch, hold up well (no visible wear through a B2 Biscuit and several hundred shots), and control broadheads very well out to 40 yards, better (for me) than straight offset, 4" vanes. They are also less expensive than the Quick Spins.

I am looking at the Blazer vanes know. Do they fletch good with the Arizona E-Z fletch. Thats my fletching tool.

I was browsing fletching supplies on Cabela's website and noticed they recommend Arizona Speed Flyte vanes for Whisker Biscuit users.