[Huntinman]

Just bought half a dozen quick fletch fletchings (just dunk them in boiling water type) for some older arrows and was wandering if anyone here has used them before and had any comments.

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[lastcast]

Old one.
http://www.pensacolafishingforum.com/f48/quick-fletch-quik-spins-94405/

 

[Telum Pisces]

I looked into them. But when Broxons can refletch my arrows for less money than those cost, I will let them do it for me.

But I read about them and I have heard of people having issues if they did not insert them into the water slowly to make sure there were no air bubbles trapped.

 

[PensacolaEd]

I have a friend that said that they worked fine for him, but he wishes he had followed the instructions and lightly sanded the shafts first. He has one or two that slip a little when shooting through a layered target. I have a couple packs I am going to try for some Gold Tips I knocked the fletchings off, but I just bought another dozen arrows, so I haven't tried mine yet.

Ed

 

[Tightline]

I like mine. Taped them in place before diping them. Clean shaft thoroughly. Held together better than expected.

 

[Creekcubb]

I tried them, so far pretty good results. I have the quick spins. Tight groups with them and seem to be durable.

 

[espo16]

Work fine. Just follow the directions...stay tuned...

 

[neohornet]

I tried them, so far pretty good results. I have the quick spins. Tight groups with them and seem to be durable.

I also have used the quikspin ones. Mine seem to be fine been shooting them for a year now and are going strong. Just follow the instruction.

 

[Huntinman]

Got mine on this afternoon with the twister vanes on them. Had no bubbling, slowly twisted them into the boiling water, held them under 8-10 seconds while rotating and slowly rotated them back out. Haven't shot them yet but they look good. Application and price were too easy to not have bought them for 6 "new" arrows. Also I made sure to slightly rough up the arrow shaft to ensure there was something for them to adhere to. Curious to see how they will perform with a wisker biskit.

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[sleeper0715]

Bought some last year for my crossbow target bolts. As they say so far so good.

 

[T-Blaze]

I've used them for a couple of years now and had good luck with them. i've never had one come off but just use them for pratice