[BrentMartell]

So I did a little more digging through the package of yeller vanes. I noticed some have wider base than others, totally random. I believe this is most likely a quality control issue. I am not impressed with this at all.

On another note, I did fling a few toward the fence and surprisingly I managed to hit the target each time. I shot a stock axis with blazers and then the twisters. At 20 they were tight. I didn't go back any futher due to a little too much wind and lack of desire to try and pull arrows out of my fence. I will try and weigh them. I really doubt there is any difference worth noting but why not give it a go.

 

[TcArchery08]

Ive been shooting twisters for about a year now and they've always shot good. I'd have to look and see if any of the bases are wider then the rest tho.

 

[Gadget Hood]

The twisters work for me.
I haven’t noticed any variation in base width. I did find that some had a logo printed on them and others didn’t. I bought the small pack to try them. I guess that the logo printed vanes were for the index vane. They also take longer to dry than feathers.

Gadget Hood.
What do you mean it’s not broke? I’m going to fix it anyway.
:RockOn:

 

[BrentMartell]

Could have been a bad batch on the yellows. The greens seem consistent. I prefer a mix of colors for the index vane but in reality it doesn't make any difference with a drop away rest. I tend to prefer a very easily identifiable index vane to keep face contact with vanes to a minimum.

Also, the gluing of the vane.....I think these need to wiped/cleaned before install. The instructions indicated this is as well.

 

[TcArchery08]

when I do mine i wipe down the shaft and the vanes with rubbing alcohol then let the air dry for about 20mins before glueing kinda slow but works really good