[gargra02]

Hey guys
Do any of you have any experience with the NAP Quickfletch products. I am curious as to how they hold up and if the install is as easy as it looks.

 

[Outsider]

They are really easy to install. The only problem I had is out of 6 , three of them lost at least one vane in mid flight. It might be a bad batch or something.

 

[jdoc]

I had this same question at one time and posted a thread like this, here is a link. Hope this helps with some answers.

http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=2049342&highlight=

 

[fferazzi]

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[gargra02]

Thanks for all the input guys, do you prefer 2 or 3 inch vanes

 

[jdoc]

I now use SK 300 flex fletch and am never going back.

 

[gutthooked]

I like them hellfire quikfletch. Them other ones from quikfletch fell off and are brittle.

 

[fferazzi]

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[BDHUNTR]

I use the NAP Twisters. They control even C-O-C broadheads well, including original Magnus Snuffers. They are all I use anymore. Fletch a dozen arrows in six minutes flat. Easy as pie to remove as well, and have several with one or more pass-thrus that are undamaged.

 

[WYelkhunter]

I have been using them almost since the originally came out. I have had absolutely no complaints.

 

[County Hunter]

^Me 2, I like them a lot, only way I fletch now, too easy to go back

 

[deerslayer985]

Has anyone weighed one of those, and compared the weight of one of those with 3 of the same vanes on the quickfletch? Curious what the difference of weight would be.

 

[b0w_bender]

I had a guy in a pro shop tell me they were fletching onto shrink wrap and he raved about the results. I had a student try the quick fletches and he was very pleased with the results.

 

[BowhunterT100]

I've had good luck with them over the years.