Bohning

Love these vane, got them quickly

The plastic fletching on my old arrows had gotten old and brittle, and although I still had some that shot true, the fletching was more and more breaking up and falling off the arrows, and I was down to only three that were usable for this deer season. I had to do something to fix all my bare arrows.I had been shying away from trying to install new fletching myself, mainly because I didn't want to spend the $40-$60 for a fletching jig, which I thought I had to use. Yes, I'm quite cheap!I finally bought a bottle of the Bohning Fletching glue that I saw at Walmart (also available at Amazon), but I thought their fletching prices were ridiculously high. That's when I found these Bohning vanes on Amazon, and got a pack of 100 for a great price. When they came in, I carefully trimmed off what was left of the old fletching from one of my unusable arrows with a razor blade and glued on these vanes by hand, with no jig. The Bohning glue appears to be a form of super-glue, so I only had to hold the vane in pace for a few seconds to get it to be stuck on the arrow, and I quickly had one done. This turned out to be so easy that I gathered up the rest of my bare arrows, and had them all back to good working order in about a half hour.They seem to shoot okay, and I'm pretty sure my fletching problems are over. Bohning has great products and really good prices, and I highly recommend using them.

These are very well designed. The are short and tall to really take advantage of leverage. Even short I have had no issues putting a three degree helicle on them. The foot is formed really well and makes adhesion a snap. Compared to the same number of long and lean vanes these seem to be less of a drag while steering better.

I have always loved Blazer vanes. I recently decided to give Vanetecs a try because my local archery shop only carries them. Boy what a mistake. They were quieter but there was no durability. If you graze one with another arrow they are instantly deformed. With the blazers I don't have this problem at all! The only time I ever have issues with blazers is if I shoot a hole in one which is very rare. They also seem to stick better to the arrows than the vanetecs as well. I HIGHLY recommend Blazer vanes. Amazing vane at an amazing price.

They work like every other Bohning vane I ever used. The only problem is they don't glow under a blacklight for tecno hunts.

Some ppl said fakes. Not sure either way but don't forget to use 90% isopropyl alcohol to clean your arrow shafts before glueing any Fletch, don't care what brand it is, chance are it will fail. Also wait atleast 24 hrs before shooting

High quality, simple to fletch in all kind of arrows, durable.

They work