[sammysguy]

I've seen one fletching remover and it was made by SaundersArchery... Does anybody know of any others out there?,and What would be the best one for my money?

 

[X-force09]

as long as you are careful, use a knife and goo gone or a curved sort of scraper. that way you dont have to spend much money at all.

 

[C. Renfrow]

The makers of Duravanes have one called a Zip Strip. I have the one you described. It works OK, but the pre-set angle is wrong. I lift the plastic part off the arrow quite a bit to get the angle I want.

I'd like to try the Zip Strip. http://www.duravanes.com/products/zip-strip.aspx

 

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I've tried a few of them and the Zip Strip works the best. I use that to get most of it off, then use a dull razor blade to finish.

 

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Potato Peeler

A good old fashion, and cheep, potato peeler works great. And doesn't damage your arrow.
Keith

 

[MGB]

I use a razor knife, just very carefully. Cost $0, since I have several around the house anyways. That's infinite value.

 

[Bowtoons]

The makers of Duravanes have one called a Zip Strip. I have the one you described. It works OK, but the pre-set angle is wrong. I lift the plastic part off the arrow quite a bit to get the angle I want.

I'd like to try the Zip Strip. http://www.duravanes.com/products/zip-strip.aspx

zip strip is awesome

 

[DonsHarley]

Someone posted in the DIY section that they bought a cheap pair of dog nail clippers took the screw out and used one half to scrape with. The curve of the blade fit the shafts well and no damage.

 

[Neuromancer]

Bohning has something called "The Stripper".
I've bought it once but never used it yet.
My local pro-shop uses it alot.
But I could'n tell ...

 

[AR&BOW]

A regular old box cutter with a used blade works best and is probably free because most everyone has one lying around.

 

[Beastmaster]

A good old fashion, and cheep, potato peeler works great. And doesn't damage your arrow.
Keith

+1 on the potato peeler.

 

[mainehunt]

The makers of Duravanes have one called a Zip Strip. I have the one you described. It works OK, but the pre-set angle is wrong. I lift the plastic part off the arrow quite a bit to get the angle I want.

I'd like to try the Zip Strip. http://www.duravanes.com/products/zip-strip.aspx

I have one of these Zip-Strips. I don't like it. After using it a few times, I went back to using a knife.

 

[bowgirl5]

:d

Fletching remover? Like my clicker on a bad day?

 

[johnh1720]

I use The Stripper from Bohning. Great tool and has replaceable blades.