Should i try Quik Spin vanes?
#3
RE: Should i try Quik Spin vanes?
Feather guys are going to swear by feathers, but us blazer guys are going to swear by blazers. 80 % are going to tell you blazers..They are the toughest vane I've ever seen. Quick spins are gong to slow you down too much, and are not worth the extra money.
#4
RE: Should i try Quik Spin vanes?
Like The Rev said, everyone has their own opinion! I shot QuikSpins this year and was very happy with their performance. There have been durability questions with them but with today's dropaway arrow rests providing total fletching clearance I don't see where that really factors into anything.
I plan on switching over to the 3" QuikSpins that just came out this year. I'll make sure I keep everyone updated on how I like them.
Oh and my 28" Allegiance was pushing a 27" a/c/c 3-60 with 4" QuikSpins and a 100 grain tip at over 280 fps last year. I think that's more than enough speed for anyone no matter what vane you're shooting.
I plan on switching over to the 3" QuikSpins that just came out this year. I'll make sure I keep everyone updated on how I like them.
Oh and my 28" Allegiance was pushing a 27" a/c/c 3-60 with 4" QuikSpins and a 100 grain tip at over 280 fps last year. I think that's more than enough speed for anyone no matter what vane you're shooting.
#5
RE: Should i try Quik Spin vanes?
Spoken like a true sponsor.....
They are quality vanes, for sure. It is a fact, though, that too much spin will cause your arrow to slow down faster.
Hey, here's the thing. Go to your local pro shop and buy 9 of them, fletch 3 arrows and see how they work.
Justin.....really was just pokin fun atcha.....
They are quality vanes, for sure. It is a fact, though, that too much spin will cause your arrow to slow down faster.
Hey, here's the thing. Go to your local pro shop and buy 9 of them, fletch 3 arrows and see how they work.
Justin.....really was just pokin fun atcha.....
#6
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RE: Should i try Quik Spin vanes?
Talked to a friend of mine that I consider the best bowhunter I have known and he is a hard sell to gimmicks . He tried the quickspins and had the same results as stated above , too much spin and his arrows dropped like a rock . He tried Blazers and he was raving about how tough they are and how his arrows fly so true and like darts .You know what I will be buying .
P.S. he WAS a feather guy .
P.S. he WAS a feather guy .
#7
RE: Should i try Quik Spin vanes?
I'm not a sponsor, but am open to offers! That being said, I shoot mostly feathers but the arrows I do have vanes on, I use the Quikspin. I did a lot of testing a couple years ago and found them to be outstanding in getting a broadhead to fly. Don't fletch them helical, just off-set and you won't have a drop like a rock issue. I've taken deer without any problems.
As stated above, everyone's got their own opinion and the above is mine. I'd suggest getting a few different types of vanes and trying them yourself.
As stated above, everyone's got their own opinion and the above is mine. I'd suggest getting a few different types of vanes and trying them yourself.
#8
RE: Should i try Quik Spin vanes?
The quickspins work good but if you are switching because of durability issues I would look elsewhere. They don't hold up well at all. I've had the best luck with flex fletch vanes for durability.