[outback05]

I use 2" Blazers with 100gr G5 Strikers and they fly great out to 50yds.

 

[oktx]

My next set I'm going to try 4 inch vanes.

 

[rhustek]

I am also a Striker and 2" blazer user, no problems here either. I have taken shots past 50 at a target and I am 100% confident in them for my normal hunting shot ranges well under 50.

 

[Savage78]

I use Muzzy 3 blades 100 grain with 2" Blazers they fly great.

 

[bowjunkie2]

Five inch vanes for me with fixed blades! :shade:

 

[rutnstrut]

Try FOB's they control fixed blade broadheads like no other "fletching".

 

[5MilesBack]

I have tried the 2", 2.25", 3.13", and 4" QS's, and the 2" Speed Hunters perform best with all my fixed-blade BH's out to 80 yards. This is with 1000's of shots and testing that I have done. I would love to be able to use a lower profile vane for more fletching clearance, but the others just don't perform as well.

 

[xman59]

more and more people falling out of love with blazers, there ok if they stick but not really better than anything.. there really great for real low brace height bows but when it comes to stabalization it is and was supposed to equal a 4" vane... I think most people will agree with that... but some will argue better.. hard to tell.. opinions get in the way of facts very often..

fact is I would have told you 4" feather is probably the best all around better than blazers or vanes... partly my opinion and partly ( mostly) the facts as they are when I compare the two... I shoot feathers for the fact they stabilize better.... yep they have a down side too... what doesnt'?

 

[smshinall]

Try FOBs brother.


www.starrflight.com

 

[SEWIBuckHunter]

I use Muzzy 3 blades 100 grain with 2" Blazers they fly great.

x2:shade:

 

[passinthrough12]

in my opinion blazers are the best performing broadhead vane available today
ive shot everything from 1.8 inch duravanes to 5 inch helical feathers and i always go back to blazers for longer range broadhead accuracy

 

[Roskoe]

I use 2" Blazers with Montecs, Muzzy's. and G5 Strikers - fly great. You need to fletch them up with a pretty significant helical offset. And put a drop of Bohning Platinum at the end each vane after taking the arrow out of the jig.

 

[the critter]

2'' blazers and Crimson talon XT's for me, wouldn't shoot nothing else

 

[gobblengrunt]

2" blazers and a correctly spined arrow w/ any quality broadhead is a hard to beat combination

 

[sawtoothscream]

i use 2 inch blazers and my heads all fly great.

 

[Flip Flop]

4 inch vane on a HARD helical is what I have found to stabilize a broadhead the best under hunting conditions i.e. not my best form:shade:

I have had success with 1.8 aae on a slight offset when everything else is PERFECT in practice....but perfect is not what I am in the woods.

 

[Nitro1970]

I started shooting 2" blazers with my stingers and thunderheads and they fly great for me. Even go to say they seem to group a little better than my feathers.

 

[Longbow42]

I don't like the inconsistency of the Blazers as far as quality control. I use the Flex Fletch Flash vane with my 1.5" Silver Flames and have great performance with them. Their quality control is second to none.

 

[MADNESS MAN]

I have tried the 2", 2.25", 3.13", and 4" QS's, and the 2" Speed Hunters perform best with all my fixed-blade BH's out to 80 yards. This is with 1000's of shots and testing that I have done. I would love to be able to use a lower profile vane for more fletching clearance, but the others just don't perform as well.

5MilesBack - I am now shooting 2.3" vanetec SS 3-d Vanes. How do you think they would work with 100 grain Slick Tricks?