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1. www.archerytalk.com › threads › flex-fletch-opinionsFlex Fletch opinions - Archery Talk Forum

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   Apr 11, 2024 · Flex Fletch vanes in my opinion are the best vanes on the market. For years I shot the FFP360 on my hunting arrows and indoor Vegas/Blue Face arrows. I used the FFP 187 0n my Safari/Field arrows.

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3. www.archerytalk.com › threads › favorite-vanes-forfavorite vanes for fixed Broadheads | Archery Talk Forum

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   Aug 3, 2023 · Flex Fletch 360 in 3 vane configuration has been a good combination for me. Great clearance from cables or rest enclosure and tapered back end of the vane lessens chance of facial contact. The 3.6 inch allows for good helical and they come in both muted and hi vis color offerings.

4. www.archerytalk.com › threads › whats-the-bestWhats the best crossbow arrow vanes - Archery Talk Forum

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   Dec 24, 2016 · The Flex Fletch SK 300 are by far the most durable vane out there. They are the only vane that has survived the SpyderWeb test. The AeroVane II deserves an honorable mention.

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6. westernhunter.net › gear-reviews › arrow-fletchingArrow Fletching and its Effects on Flight - Western Hunter

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   For this test, I only considered precision. I didn’t care if the group was off to the side or high or low of the bullseye, because the sight can be adjusted to compensate for that. I only measured group sizes for each three shots with a given vane type. Different broadhead shapes create more/less drag on the front of the arrow. When the drag in the...

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   The tests were performed at 50 yards, outdoors, over a couple of evenings. Vane types were shot in round-robin fashion so that results wouldn’t be skewed significantly by varying wind conditions. Most shots were within two minutes each other. The wind was a factor by design to mimic typical hunting conditions, but I made every effort to avoid “gust...

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   Without surprise, the groups got larger with the larger broadheads. The group size increased by 50% for both of the smaller vanes with the large fixed-blade broadhead versus the mechanical broadhead. Interestingly, groups only increased by 37% with the larger vanes. The change in group size between the Rage and the Slick Trick was less than the ste...

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   I’ll offer one final recommendation: Use a little more drag than you need to avoid flyers. I’ve experimented a lot with shorter vanes and fixed-blade broadheads to try and minimize wind drift. I always shot good groups with those setups. However, I always seem to get an occasional flyer I can’t explain. An arrow that unexpectedly shoots errantly mi...

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7. rokslide.com › forums › threadsThose using flex fletch vanes | Rokslide Forum

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   Dec 20, 2017 · Some of my arrows are 4 fletched with the SK 200s and they support fixed blade broadhead flight really nice. It helps adhesion to use a wrap. But honestly I am not sure they are worth it considering what it takes them to adhere good to the arrow. A lot more prep than other vanes I use.

8. rokslide.com › forums › threadsAnother Vane Thread... AAE vs FF | Rokslide Forum

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   Apr 29, 2017 · I think I have my options narrowed to the Flex Fletch SK-300 and the Max Stealth. Easy to see that the AAE are slightly heavier and require a little more prep and the cost of FF is quite a bit more.

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   • One of my favorites is Bohning’s legendary 2.1-inch Blazer. Small but tall (.57-inch) and stiff, this vane provides incredible arrow control regardless of what type of head you’re shooting. Another go-to vanes is AAE’s Max Stealth. This vane measures 2.6 inches long and .5 inches high and, in my experience, produces ultra-stable arrow flight.

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   What are Aero-Flight Arrow vanes?

   • Aero-Flight arrow vanes are an aerodynamic vane sold by Fender Archery Supply and Equipment. They are made and sold in packages of 12 vanes by a family owned and operated company located in the United States.

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   Why do arrows need fletching?

   • When the front drag of an arrow gets too close to the fletching drag on the back, the arrow becomes unstable and won't group. Arrows need fletching to provide the necessary stability. Field points create very little aerodynamic drag on the front, so any arrow fletching can stabilize a target arrow. An exceptionally well-tuned bow can shoot bare shafts (no fletching) consistently.

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   Does Vane weight affect arrow weight?

   • Yes, the weight of arrow vanes can have some effect on the overall arrow weight, but for a noticeable difference, one set of vanes would have to be significantly heavier than another.

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   How much drag is required for a fletched arrow?

   • To achieve optimum performance, you need just the right amount of drag for a fletched arrow. It doesn’t matter whether you use seven two-inch vanes fletched straight or two five-inch vanes fletched helically. The big fletching secret is that not too much drag, not too little is needed for arrow stabilization.

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   Does AAE simplify arrow preparation?

   • AAE simplifies arrow preparation with their max clean wipes. A dozen shafts can be wiped down with a single wet wipe and they’re ready for Max Bond adhesive and vanes to be applied in 30 seconds. Fast-set glues make fletching quicker than solvent-based glues of the past. (Tests were performed at 50 yards, outdoors, over a couple of evenings.)

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10. flexfletch.com › blog › choosing-the-right-vane-whenChoosing the right vane when it counts. - Flex-Fletch ...

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    Sep 3, 2023 · I have used a wide variety of their vanes over the years from the longer FFP-360’s to the short SK-200’s and I can say that they all perform great with excellent arrow stability and flight right out of the bow.