New Archery Products NAP Quikfletch Twister Vanes 2" 6 Pack White/Orange

price, and customer service is outstanding. I recently bought a single pack of these to re-do six arrows as practice ones, so for this review I cannot comment on how well these influence accuracy since the weight and other parameters of these arrows are different. As for installation, it may take only a few minutes after you get a pot of water going, and I just cut off the old vanes while I waited for the water to boil, so it probably took me a little over half an hour to finish it. I had some trouble with the first set I got, a few of the vanes peeled off after firing them a couple times. traced my box's origin down and determined it was part of a bad batch. They sent me four, yes four, new boxes of quikfletches when I requested them. This was way above and beyond what I definitely recommend them to you because of their high-quality products and outstanding customer service. I'm a lifetime customer and would highly recommend it to you.

Blake Mullen

| Mar 08, 2021

My quick has been working for me for quite some time. Generally, we appreciate that the quick flinch vanes have been delivered earlier than we expect. Quick fletching exceeds the performance of fletchings that are hand-glued on, which I have been using for over three years. In my experience, I have had no problems with the quick fletch when I have passed through layered targets. The entire fletching of the arrow was berried in the dirt after I missed targets. After pulling the arrow out, the fletching had not been damaged in any way. Several people have reported that the quick fletch does not adhere to the shaft or that air bubbles are present. It has been my experience that as soon as you dip the arrow in the water, you should place the end up against the bottom and spin the arrow back and forth to prevent The water must reach the boiling point, but it does not necessarily need to boil.

Bruce Blankenship

| Jan 10, 2021

I decided to give them a try after I had a lot of damage on my carbon fiber arrows that have aged more than 10 years. In all honesty, it took longer for me to remove the old fletchings and glue than it did to attach the new ones. In total, it took me about 20 minutes to remove the old stuff with a razor blade and about ten minutes to boil the water. Then I boiled the water for about 20 seconds per arrow to designate them. A small minus point about this is that after you shoot an arrow through an animal, sometimes you'll need to re-take the shot That arrow needs to be fletched. As a person who has dealt with the glued-on problem, I have had the same problem The down side is that it will only take ten minutes to fix when you get home or back to camp, so it is not such such a big deal. In the past, I would need to go to the local archery shop to have my arrows fixed because I couldn't justify spending a lot on a fletching jig. Overall, I would recommend these for.

Landen MacDonald

| Sep 07, 2020

I struggled to remove the old fletchings from the arrows at the beginning of the installation process. To prevent a bubble from forming in the plastic while installing, make sure to dip the arrow in the boiling water slowly. Despite the fact that the directions do not address this point, it is an important one. Although I have only shot the arrows about 20 or 30 times so far, so far I am impressed with their longevity.

Briar McFarland

| Sep 01, 2020

A bit of shooting with dad is becoming a habit for my kid. Not 3D, just a simple walk around the neighborhood. There were some rotten fletchings on an older aluminum Easton xx75 shaft that I had around. In an effort to make it easy and quick for users to get some arrows up and running, I decided to try these. My assumption turned out to be correct. The shafts were cleaned a little before installation in order to prevent corrosion. The following steps should be followed align, dip, and This is done. With these shafts, I can shoot as well as I do with any vein I've ever shot. My purpose was met, and the tool worked well.

Emmalyn Bowman

| Jun 26, 2021

This is a really good product. Therefore, I am not the best archer, but neither am I the worst. When I shot through fletchings, I was left needing a way to salvage the rest of the arrow and had to travel out the pro shot to salvage the rest of the arrow. There is no need for specialized tools with these. As far as accuracy goes, I have not noticed a difference. You will have to remove the old fletchings and scrape off some of the glue (a knife is fine) before slipping these on and dipping them It was a large coffee mug that I used. Having to wait for the water to boil is the most challenging part of the procedure.

Bodie Rodriguez

| Oct 19, 2020

I was going to use them on 32 inch aluminum arrows. They are easy to use, quick and effective. Getting the fletchings on here was easy and they shoot very well. I had previously used fletching machines and they were much longer and did not shoot as It didn't matter if one animal passed through it, the fletchings were intact. Please find attached a picture taken at 40 yards of target practice. There were five arrows I shot, all of which had a five-inch.

Izaiah Boone

| Nov 29, 2020

The idea of the quick fletch and not needing a jig and glue appealed to me. It is very simple to attach them. My very first test shots showed that they were quite accurate, though it is difficult to say they were better than the 3 1/2" vanes that came on my arrow shafts. After 5 shots, the cane sleeves slipped off the shaft, so I was not too pleased with Just a few more shots just to see what would happen and it didn't seem to affect the flight of the arrow at all. Overall, these are a quick and easy fletch, but I'm not sure they will hold up well to a lot of wear and tear compared to glue-ons.

Destiny Zamora

| Aug 16, 2021