dogslayer

I see that there are alot of different widths to chose from . Is this critical ? Can I buy the widest ones and have the pro-shop cut them down ? Or do I need to know the exact diamater of my arrow shaft ? My pro-shop charges $20 for a dozen ,, I can get the same thing online for $5 . Support your local buisness ,,,, untill they start gouging .

Matt in IL

Does that $20 include installation? If so, that's about right.

r33h

How hard is it to put a wrap on?? It is super easy! I got two dozen from bowmanhunter.com for about $20 and I got to design my own. Here is a link that shows a pic of them...http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=1664273

The guy that makes them is a super nice guy and they are very high quality for not a lot of money. I would highly recommend going this route! I am getting twice as many for the same price as your local pro shop is charging! Install time, not including fletching, literally takes twenty seconds!

r33h

sorry...forgot to put the link to bowmanhunter...here it is if you are interested. You can get his email off the site and he is usually pretty quick to respond.
http://www.bowmanhunter.com/

gregorybraswell

from what i have seen there are 2 sizes. carbon and aluminium. i ordered some from bowhunters discount and wrapped my own. they are so easy to do even i couldn't mess them up.

Uncle Bob

Where is Blue ridge backwoods? I am in northern IL

Matt in IL

Monticello Bob, check em out! Great people to deal with.


Sorry for the hijack

BAMAHUNTER77

I agree r33h, bowmanhunter.com is where I've purchased my last two dozen wraps. He has a large selection and they arrive fast. I ordered the white reflective wraps and they have already saved me two arrows. I lost two arrows in the high grass and looked for over 30 minutes for them while shooting. I went back out after dark with the flashlight and found both of them within 5 minutes. They have already paid for themselves.