blazers or quikspin STs
09-20-2009, 07:18 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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blazers or quikspin STs
I am getting new arrows hopefully tomorrow. I am going to go with the carbon express not sure it it will be the maxima hunters or the 34 select yet. But I saw they come with the blazer 2 inch vanes. I was planning on the quikspin STs. Which should i go with.
Which do you perfer
Which do you perfer
09-20-2009, 07:47 AM
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I started with the original quikspins i love them. one of the guys at the pro shop that i bought my setup from said he hated them and would not even talk about them with me. The other guy who knows his stuff used the quikspins. I was shooting better then the guy two days after buying my bow. He looked at my group with a robin hooded arrow and said mmmm maybe i need to switch. lol The only proplem i have had is you can all but look at them sideways and trash a vane. But i guess the new ones are said to be alot stronger and duralble
09-20-2009, 01:48 PM
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I thought the quikspin sts where the speed hunters. I did not realize there was a quikspin st and a st speed hunter.
09-20-2009, 05:58 PM
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st just stands for super tough, atleast what i was told.
the speed hunters are the two inch versions, much like the blazers, but in the quickspin design.
i went to quickspins and havnt looked back.. awesome design, greatly improves accuracy, and seem to hold up to getting thwacked by other shafts getting stacked on eachother
only problem i have with them is they are $20 for a pack of 36, so automatically, im spending $40 on vanes to fletch an already $120 set of shafts,
but its worth it i wreckin
the speed hunters are the two inch versions, much like the blazers, but in the quickspin design.
i went to quickspins and havnt looked back.. awesome design, greatly improves accuracy, and seem to hold up to getting thwacked by other shafts getting stacked on eachother
only problem i have with them is they are $20 for a pack of 36, so automatically, im spending $40 on vanes to fletch an already $120 set of shafts,
but its worth it i wreckin
09-20-2009, 06:21 PM
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tell me though i guess a dozen would cost 40 due to you need to colors and most pro shops do not sell them loose. But when you refleatch you will have a set just switch colors. I think i will go with my first choice in the quikspins. Just figured i would look at the blazers. Seems there quickly going out of favor.
st just stands for super tough, atleast what i was told.
the speed hunters are the two inch versions, much like the blazers, but in the quickspin design.
i went to quickspins and havnt looked back.. awesome design, greatly improves accuracy, and seem to hold up to getting thwacked by other shafts getting stacked on eachother
only problem i have with them is they are $20 for a pack of 36, so automatically, im spending $40 on vanes to fletch an already $120 set of shafts,
but its worth it i wreckin
the speed hunters are the two inch versions, much like the blazers, but in the quickspin design.
i went to quickspins and havnt looked back.. awesome design, greatly improves accuracy, and seem to hold up to getting thwacked by other shafts getting stacked on eachother
only problem i have with them is they are $20 for a pack of 36, so automatically, im spending $40 on vanes to fletch an already $120 set of shafts,
but its worth it i wreckin
