What is the big deal about blazers


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Re: What is the big deal about blazers

I believe they have a slightly higher profile, which supposedly helps stabilize fixed blade broadheads. Also because of their size they are a bit lighter, and will add a few fps to your speed.

I don't use them, as I have absolutely no trouble with broadhead flight, and with my short draw length, 3 or 4 fps isn't gonna make a whole lot of difference.

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In my opinion they stear broadheads better than any vanes I have ever used, they are tougher than any vane I have ever used, and they are definitely quieter than any vane I have ever used. The 2 fps you're going to pick up by switching to them wasn't anywhere near the top of the reasons list I had for trying them, it's just kind of a little bonus I guess.

For the record, I have shot a TON of different brand vanes, and I will never shoot anything else again, they are simply that good.

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i believe they only come in 1.5 and 2 inch......if you look at them they do have a littler higher profile....i heard that they work very well with mechanical heads......but not fixed blades....but i guess it all depends on your setup....i am going to keep my same set up......since i shoot fixed blade (muzzy) and switch over to the 4'' quick spins.....they are another option.....NAP always has good products....but blazer is offering a free trial....

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Do you think offset would stabilize a fx bld bhd as well as helical? I've just heard it can be hard to get a helix on the blazers!

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My Blazers are only offset on my Gold Tips and I will GUARANTEE you no one can get a helical fletch arrow to fly any better than mine do. Dead center is dead center no matter how your arrows are fletched lol.

Tests have shown that there is no difference in helical fletching accuracy and offset accuracy out to 30 yards, but after that helical fletching does steer better. So for your averageeer hunter, the way your arrows are fletched truly don't matter.

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ii heard that they work very well with mechanical heads......but not fixed blades....

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Whoever told you this has no clue what they are talking about. No disrespect intended, but this has to be one of the silliest things I have ever read.

I have test shot Rocky Mt. Titaniums, Golden Key Hornets, Muzzy, Thunderheads, Sonics, Slick Tricks and even a couple of different WASP and Eastman fixed broadheads, many of them standard big profile heads and they all flew GREAT!

If these people couldn't get them to steer fixed blade heads, they need to go back and either tune the bow or learn to shoot, cause I GUARANTEE it isn't the vanes fault wink.gif

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i heard that they work very well with mechanical heads......but not fixed blades

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Whoever told you that doesn't know much about Blazers. They are a broadhead vane designed to help broadhead flight.

Yes, I think broadheads would fly fine with offset vanes. I have a wrap on my arrows also, so that might be helping keep the helic on the vanes. I noticed two vanes that didn't hold very well. I would give offset a try. You can put a helic on them, but it is difficult.

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