QuickFletch - Pro's/Con's?

[Cabin Fever]

Been thinking about trying some arrows with QuickFletch. Interested to hear any first hand experience with it... pro's or con's.? Any noticeable difference in arrow flight?

[grampy]

My hunting partner tried them last year and has raved about them!!! Once fletched, just turn your nock to tune. He had a bunch of good arrows where the fletching had came off or loosened. And figured that the QuickFletch was more cost effective than new arrows. And very easy to apply. 

[Robhuntandfish]

ive used it several times and its worked well.  I bought some arrows from an older guy that ran a pt shop.  GREAT guy but he mustve had some old glue and the fletches always fell off.  Tried the quick fletch and they worked perfect. 

[Cabin Fever]

Great! I'm tired of fletching randomly coming off! I'm going to try QuickFletch on some arrows to see how it goes! Sure looks simple enough to do!

Edited July 15, 2021 by Cabin Fever

[ApexerER]

I used them on some crossbow arrows. They worked great and were very easy....

[The_Real_TCIII]

Ive used them several times, very easy on and durable. Expensive relative to vanes and glue obviously


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[dbHunterNY]

they're the perfect option for someone who doesn't want to get involved into arrow building that much. perfect to bring along on a hunting trip to refletch at camp. hold it in place with your index finger until you've started the other end down into the water so they don't move a little on you. also dip them for the time it takes in the directions and that's it. don't leave them in there longer or the wrap portion starts to get "cooked" and brittle after the fact. i've shot and had them group out to 80 or so yards well. probably excessive but i also would spin them until they cool down. i figure it all seats itself better and any glue doesn't settle unevenly.

[Cabin Fever]

1 hour ago, dbHunterNY said:

they're the perfect option for someone who doesn't want to get involved into arrow building that much. perfect to bring along on a hunting trip to refletch at camp. hold it in place with your index finger until you've started the other end down into the water so they don't move a little on you. also dip them for the time it takes in the directions and that's it. don't leave them in there longer or the wrap portion starts to get "cooked" and brittle after the fact. i've shot and had them group out to 80 or so yards well. probably excessive but i also would spin them until they cool down. i figure it all seats itself better and any glue doesn't settle unevenly.

Thanks for the tips! I bought a pack, but just haven't put them on yet. 

[Swamp_bucks]

I bought some from Walmart a couple years ago to test them and they shot great. I had one rip off after just a couple shots so I contacted the company just to make sure I applied them correctly before I fletched all my arrows with them.  I didn't I left them in to long and made them brittle like stated above. They sent me 3 full packs for 1 fletching coming off. Very good customer service.  I used them for 2 years with zero issues after that. 

Edited August 2, 2021 by Swamp_bucks

[Trial153]

The only down side is the expense and maybe the lack of flexibility in fletching choice and configuration. Other than that they work fine.

[Gobbler Chaser]

Ive hand fletched arrows for decades and went the quickfletch route when they first started coming out, gotta be close to 10 yrs. Love those things. Use them for my crossbow arrows too. Have yet to have one come off. I gave away my old fletching jig and threw out my fletch glue and don't miss that job one bit.

[Hock3y24]

Their okay, I wouldn’t use them without a drop away. And their pretty fragile if you put them through a ribcage. I’d use them again in a pinch.

[Overtkill]

I have used them when a vane gets torn i strip the rest and replace with the quick fletch. Haven't had a problem and arrow shot the same.

[SWEDE]

So if im trying them on 400 hunter bemans  2 inch regular  3 inch regular. Hell fire flat back.low profile. Oh boy not sure. Is there helical on them.