Blazer Vane (Pack of 36), White

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I've used these vanes for probably ten years now. Bohning is the best around, always quality.

My carbon recurve arrows needed to be refletched, but I couldn't afford feathers. These vanes had the right weight, though, and I don't want anything over 3 inches, so I gave 'em a try. I was worried that the vertical profile would thrash against my rest and not have the "give" of feathers, but it wasn't a problem at all. These performed well with one minor caviat. The carbon shafts need to be gently roughened before ahdering the vanes. I had about 12% detach after multiple shots. Since the cement I used is 100% on the vanes, and patchy on the devaned shafts, I know it's not the vanes fault. Prep those shafts well, and you won't have to refletch like I have to. These vanes look sharp, flex well, but stand tall shot after shot. My arrows flew true, and looked darn good, but I'd'a been happy with just the first.

The Bohning Blazer 2" Vanes are a proven choice and perform exactly as expected. They’re durable, flexible, and hold their shape well, even after repeated shooting and target impacts. These vanes glue on easily, align consistently, and provide excellent arrow stabilization. The 2-inch size works great for both hunting and practice setups, offering reliable flight without excessive drag. The white color is easy to see in flight and makes arrow recovery much easier downrange. With 36 vanes in the pack, it’s a solid value for building or refletching multiple arrows. If you want dependable, high-quality vanes that deliver consistent performance, Bohning Blazers are hard to beat and remain a top choice for good reason.

Save some money and do your own fletching. Invest in a great jig and buy bare shafts. If you don’t have a arrow cutter buy them pre cut. You have the ability create and repair your own arrows and not have to drive to the archery shop for such a easy task. As for the white blazers, they are advertised. White. Great as a index fletching. Pre prepped, and ready to be glued on. Use alcohol to clean arrow surface then glue on. They fly great in comparison to a lot of other designs. Very dependable. Great value for the money. Durability depends on fletching glue and how close your other arrows hit and the depth of penetration into the target. I’ve never seen a blazer actually tear in anyway.