New Archery Products® QuickFletch™ 2'' Twister Vanes
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Professionally crest your arrows at home or in the field in just 10 seconds with nothing more than a little hot water. Guaranteed not to slip, and they shrink to fit any size carbon or aluminium shaft. 6 pack.
Rated 4.4 out of 5Â by 53
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by Nickatnight NAP Fletches
Used them before, quick and easy with great arrow flight.
March 18, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by jwparham0491 NAP QuickFletch Twister
This product works well. They're very easy to use. Just make sure you put them on your arrow in COMPLETELY boiling water or else you run the risk of getting air bubbles. I use small-diameter Easton Axis arrows and hardly ever get bubbles. They can be pretty tough. I've had a few go into my bag target and the fletching looked just fine after yanking the arrow out, just wrinkled a little bit. But sometimes a bad one will rip real good. They are kind of expensive in my opinion.
January 20, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Harleyhunter03 Junk dont waist your money!!!
I was Lucky enough to Draw a Elk Cow Tag here in Ky. It was an Archery tag, and I shoot Carbon Express Crossbow. Long story made short. I praticed so much that I wore out the fletchings on my Carbon Express Surge Bolts. My local Pro Shop suggested I go to a 2inch vane. I ordered a 6 pak QuickFletch Twister. When they came in I followed the instruction to the letter. After waiting a day for them to complete dry I was ready to shoot. My first shot was a disaster, at 30 yards while shooting from my bench the bolt hit my Delta Deer in the hip. 24 inches off from my aim point. when I walked up and looked at the bolt it was easy to see the problem. the sleeve had broken just past the fletches and they were now in the center of my bolt.I had problems with the other 5 bolts. I sent an e-mail to NAP and after 7 days still no anwser. I WILL NEVER waist my money on this product again!!!!
December 19, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by sniper317 good for bolts
I use these on my crossbow bolts. they took my groups from 1/2in @ 40yrds to 1/4in or less @ 40yrds. also picked up some speed i use a heat gun i can do 12 in about 10 minutes less time then to boil water.
November 11, 2011
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These fly great through my whisker biscuit!
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SInce these are 10 grains heavier than glue on vanes, can you cut off the tube in front of the vanes?
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I actually just asked NAP this question this week. Their response was "Shouldn’t be a problem as long as you cut it cleanly."
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I haven't tried it, but I wouldn't imagine that being a problem. I could see it making them less durable as there is less keeping them on the arrow, but don't think it would be that big of a deal. Although I don't see 10 gr really messing you up that bad anyway.Details:Â
I'm worried that the sleeve will impact the way that the bolt rides on the crossbow rails.Answers
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no, I shoot a Carbon Express and when I tried these it was a disaster. My first bolt was 24 inches of target, and the sleeve broke and the fletches moved to the center of my bolt.Details:Â
Are these for bare shafts or can I use them to replace damaged fletches? If so, How do I remove the old to make for the new?? How do I get a clean arrow shaft for the new Fletch??Answers
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I removed my old ones from pre-fletched arrows, used a razor and 'goof-off' to remove the old glue and clean up the shaft, then applied these without any problems. I'd recommend applying a thin bead where the front of these meets the shaft to keep them in place due to heat/cold expansion and when you pass through a target.A:Â
You have to use a bare shaft. Just use a fletching removal tool. Basically a curved scraper. Only takes about 30 seconds to get one clean and ready to go.A:Â
The old fletching will peel right off. I just use my bare hands and fingernails or a butter knife. then use very fine grit sand paper or gently scrape the old glue with a butter knife. You are simply trying to smooth out the glue, not totally remove it. then apply your quickfletch. I have done many arrows with the butter knife technique with excellent results.A:Â
You need to completely remove the old vanes because these consist of a single piece containing a wrap and three vanes. There are several very good tools available for the job. Look for one that fits your budget but will still do a good job. After removing the old fletches and the shafts are smooth, use something like the NAP shaft prep wipes to get the shafts ready to permanently grip the new QuckFletches.A:Â
use a razor blade to clean off all the old fletchings then install them per the directions. Very easy, shouldn't take more then a few minutes to complete it.A:Â
I used these to replace old fletchings with no trouble at all. I used a razor blade to scrape all the old vanes and glue off then clean with fingernail polish remover.A:Â
Yes, strip the old fletches, remove as much of the old glue as you can. I then use scotchbright to dress the surface for better adhesion. Clean the shaft with alcohol or nail polish remover. Let dry and then apply the Quick Fletch. Dip in boiling water slowly to allow the tube to shrink and push any bubbles out before it seals.A:Â
I use them to replace old vanes. Make sure you get all of the old vanes and GLUE off of the arrow befor putting the new vanes on.They make tools to remove old vanes, But I Just use a knife.
Be sure to dip them into the hot water slowly so you don't create air bubbbles in the fletch tube.
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Yes and no. It will effect balance and flight dynamics, but I suspect there is a little leeway so you don't have to put them right at the nock.
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The farther back the more accurate your arrow would be, but you want to put them in about the same spot the factory put them on.A:Â
Not really, the farther back the better your arrow will fly, but it's more important that fletching placement is very consistent from arrow to arrow.
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dont go to far down no more than about 3/4 of an inchA:Â
they need to be as far back as possible for best arrow stablizationA:Â
Butt the Quick Fletch up against the nock., when it shrinks there will be a very small gap between the nock and the Quick Fletch. The distance between the top of the vane and the nock was almost identical to my factory fletched arrows.A:Â
I matched it to a new arrow to see where to put it. About 1/4 to 1/2 inch from the knock. Just make sure you use the same distance on all arrows for consisent flight.A:Â
i kept the end of the tube 1/8" from the end of the shaft. really, as long as all your arrows are the same the point of impact should remain the same.A:Â
I put the top end of the Quickfletch cylinder approx. 1/4" below the nock. I shoot through a whisker biscuit and this seems to work fine for me.A:Â
I placed mine about the same place on the shaft as my other vanes. I just eye balled it, worked fine. I then repeated the same with the rest.Answers
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No problems w/ my whiskers, works fineA:Â
yes these can be used with a whisker biscuit with no problems. The whisker biscuit tends to wear them out and distort them after awhile but can't beat em for the price and they fly great.A:Â
I have had absolutely no problems shooting these through Whisker Bisquit rest.A:Â
Shoot mine through a whisker with NO trouble at all !A:Â
I don't know, I shoot them through a Hostage rest. They claim that they work through the whisker biscuit and the vanes are nice and stiff so...A:Â
Yes. Becuse they are smaller than 4" vanes, they create less drag going through the whisker biscuit. Should improve your arrow speed a little. You'l know if your grouping is a little high when you first start using them.A:Â
I shoot a Bowtech at 65 lbs,with whisker biscuit.I have not had any problems so far.I am even going to try them on bolts for my crossbow.A:Â
I shoot through a whisker biscuit and have had not problems. In fact, I shoot tighter groups with the "quickfletch" arrows.A:Â
I have seen people use them with a whisker biscuit. They will not last as long, nor will any other type of vane in a capture rest. They worked fine until the biscuit started to peel the vanes off. Like I said, I have seen this many times with glued vanes and the whisker biscuit. You could try a small dab of glue at the tip of the vane to give it a ramp effect when it passes through the biscuit.
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I use a Whisker Biscuit and I just put these on about 30 minutes ago, took em outside just now to test 'em out, and they worked great. I had an incredible group (within an inch, I'm surprised I didn't shoot some of the arrows) and I can't say for sure, but I'm pretty sure my speed went up as well.Answers
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I have used them on Easton Axis, FMJ and Black Eagle Rampage which are all the same diameter and they work great.A:Â
They will work with every carbon arrow on the market.A:Â
I put them on Beman Camo Hunter and Easton ST Epic arrows with no problems. I believe the Axis arrows are the same diameter as the Epics.
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I put them on Easton Axis arrows that I needed to re-fletch. No problem!A:Â
I think they will i put some on my eastons epic 340 size and they work great and was very easy to doA:Â
That is what I shoot. They worked great for me.Q:Â
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Do you think that it would be possible to put a slight offset on these before they set up?
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I don't think so, they are pretty rigid and do not become pliable at any point in the installation process.A:Â
There is no need to off-set these because each vane has a small flair-out on the back of one side of each vane turning the shaft clockwise towards the target (right helical). If you look close at the pics you can see what I'm talking about. These are awesome and I'll never go back to the glues and razorblades I used to use to refletch my arrows.A:Â
No. Once they shrink they are set and if you try and offset before they shrink, they straighten as they shrink.A:Â
If you do, you risk putting a seam in the fletch tube. I find that they perform excellent when installed without twisting.A:Â
I tried it and I couldn't twist them at all. I asked NAP some time ago and they assured me that there was some helical or offset. I hope so, but it is sure hard to see any.A:Â
i think you could. but if you do the tube will show a twist. the tube is pretty stiff and won't twist very easy. they do make the quickspin, which has a faster helical.A:Â
You could try one. I don't think they will move well when they are setting up. I am guessing you are wanting to twist them a bit. I found no alterations needed. My arrows had a very good spin on them.A:Â
I read on another site of an individual who did this by putting a "slight" twist on it before it entirely set-up. He claimed great results... My only hold back personally, which will keep me from attempting this, would be as to how would one be sure to put the same degree of offset or twist on each shaft before it set up?... Then again, the manufacturer claims double the spin rate and tighter grouping with a standard install, so I don't think it would be worth the bother? JMHO...1 of 1
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