[flippinhntr]

Has anyone used the "shrink wrap" style fletching? Pros/Cons??? :up: :down:

 

[bayman1975]

I think it's the best thing since pockets on shirts. The only problem I ever had was they would slip up and down the shaft after a while, but a couple drops of fletchtite on each end of the sleeve and the rpoblem was solved.

 

[pv5]

I used the Extreme Shrink Fletches last year and loved them :up:

Comes with a dvd (with M Wadelll)that explains everything. The guy I bought them from swore by them and offered a full refund if they slid down.

The most important thing is making sure your arrow shaft is clean and get your water temp right. Go slow when you start to make sure you don't get any bubbles and all the air pushes out.

Wadell took his straight out the turkey pot and fired a 40 yd shot into a 3D deer with no problems.

I shot them out of a 70/29 Legacy on Blackhawk carbons and as soon as I get a chance I'll put them on my new arrows.

Bryan

 

[east lake hunter]

Does shooting them through a whisker biscuit affect them any???

 

[jakelogsdon]

I have been using shrink fletch for two years I only shoot a whisker biscuit. If you prep the arrow right they are flawless. If you do it in a hurry, after time they will slide back a little, or pop off completly. I have been fletching my own arrows for about 8 years and I will not use anything but shrink fletch again. Even the helical twist is almost perfect. I bought a entire case, I probably should have waited cause NAP makes em now.

 

[jakelogsdon]

Sliced bread baby, sliced bread.

 

[Hoytjunkie]

Simply awesome!!!!:up:

 

[flippinhntr]

I have been using shrink fletch for two years I only shoot a whisker biscuit.

Thats what I wanted to hear. Thanks for all the input.:biggrin:

 

[Arkie_3_fan]

Thats what I wanted to hear. Thanks for all the input.:biggrin:

I'd heard bad things a year or two ago. Seems like the reports are a little better now. I may have to give them a try.