? about arrow wraps

[The Kid]

i just designed some wraps off battledrumwrap.com i was wondering what size to get width size im getting the 8 inch ones but i dont know how wide to get them they run from 1 inch to 1 1/2 inch im shooting full metal jackets so there not the huge arrows, thanks

[92xj]

Pull a sting around your shaft and mark it with a pen. Lay string on table and measure.

This will get you pretty much the exact width you need.

[JimPic]

I use 7"x1 3/8" wraps on everything from my 2018 aluminums to CX Heritage 150 carbons

[Turkeygirl]

Better a little wider than not enough....I had a couple diff. sizes done once...1" is perfect for mine...under that was not enough overlap to stick well or no overlap at all and there was a small gap.

[BowJoe]

I found that usually 31/32" or 15/16" is good. More than that and you have overlap.

[LifeNRA]

Pull a sting around your shaft and mark it with a pen. Lay string on table and measure.

This will get you pretty much the exact width you need.

This will work, but you need a slight overlap for the wrap to stick to itself. One inch works great on my shafts, Ill have about a 1/16th inch overlap.

I found that usually 31/32" or 15/16" is good. More than that and you have overlap.

Maybe for your shafts, some shafts have different diameters. Carbons are a lot smaller than aluminums, even some carbons shafts have different diameters.

[Bob LeBlanc]

Circumference © = pi X diameter (D)

pi = 3.1416

Check the specs on your arrow...find its OUTSIDE diameter...multiply by pi...that's its circumference.

Bob

[Turkeygirl]

Ask the Battledrum guy....tell him what arrows you have and what size would work on them....I get mine from Onestringer - Scott and Mindy know their stuff. I got a dozen once from Battledrum as well.

[Michiganbowhunter_SQ2]

One inch will be plenty for the FMJ's, if you just want to be safe, get the 1-1/8, but 1 inch will be fine