I’ve been using Aae max stealth the last few years no complaints just thought about trying something different what is everyone using? I like about the 2.5-2.75 length

I have been using the same vanes. I like them but have had terrible luck getting them to glue to the shaft. How did they glue for you?

Been using the 2" Boning Vanes for years. No complaints.

I switched to Tac vanes. They were a little tricky getting them to stay on to begin with but once I figured it out I really like them.

You have to clean the arrow and vanes really good and use the aae primer pen on the vanes. The less glue the better.

I’ve had 0 issues out of them I do use wraps just thought about trying something different

I use the Q2i Rapt X’s.

I like bohning stuff especially since I shoot for them. But q2i is good. For hunting I like the bohning heat with a expandable in 3 fletch 4 if I'm using a fixed blade. Or the 2.25 in 4 fletch with a expandable. I like the tac vanes just not a fan of the extra process to get them to stick same for aae

I fletch everything with long vanes..i use 4in vanes on arras for my compound and 5in feathers for my recurve.. i use the same right helicle clamp in my bitzengurgler..i found me another jig the other day with the identicle set up..so now i have 2..i tune everything to perfection..but i just like long fletchins..ive used bohning and easton for vanes and i almost always buy gateway for my feathers…i like a shield cut on my trad arras and i always get the traditional 4in parabolic for my compound arras..im a fan of the way back machine..so if it was cool in the 90’s an early 00’s..which is my era..thats what i like..technology hadnt progressed enough to make me stop usin stuff that just flat works🇺🇸

I listened to a really good pod cast from T bone and Waddell about arrows, weight, and everything. Of course they lost me.

Got a link to it?

same as shaw. q2i raptor x

Thats the one. Really interesting. Starts off with T bone talking about how insurance wont pay for a heavy duty leg for him.