Q2i Fusion X-II High-Performance Arrow Fletching Vanes with Tri-Fusion Adhesion Technology for Target Archery

These vanes are great. I refletched some Carbon Express Maxima Reds with the 2.1" vanes with a slight helical. My arrows fly like darts and are more accurate than with factory vanes. I put 4 inside a golf ball sized group at 40 yards when my typical group with Blazers was about 5 inches at the same distance. They glue up very nice and hold on tight. Very pleased with these vanes.

I have used the 2” in a 3 fletch configuration for a couple years. I just changed arrow configuration and switched to the 1.75” in a 4 fletching. Others i know have done that configuration for a few years. These are very durable vanes. They direct the arrow vey well with minimal performance loss. Most importantly they take glue very well. They stick to fmj arrows with no wraps as long as you do a good job cleaning and use enough glue. I did have issues with a 3 arrows out of the multiple dozens done. Those were due to me not using enough glue and nothing to do with the vanes. Of the several dozen arrows done with wraps and/or on carbon, i have never lost one. I highly recommend these above others and will continue to use them in the future.

Perfect!!!

I’ve been using this brand for years. Easy to bond to the arrow. Good durability. Some of the larger ones were noisy, but the low profile vanes are awesome.

Very sturdy.

I have used these for about 2 years now on 3 different sets of arrows. 2 of those sets I fletched myself. There fairly quiet, stick very well, look great, and definitely stabilize my broadheads. I have installed them in 3 degree right helical and 2 degree right offset. In both a 3 and 4 fletch. But am currently shooting a 3 fletch 2 degree offset with swacker mechanicals and couldn't be happier

Archery has basically become my living ever since my youtube channel took off. I am a bit particular when it comes to my arrows. I gave these a try and they have worked out pretty well for me for several years now. The cut on the back of the fletch enables you to position them back a little farther on the shaft than you could a normal cut in order to avoid contact with the face/chin area while anchoring. Hope that helps. God bless.

They have these listed for X-Bow shafts, but I use them on my compound bow shafts and really like them. Very durable, easy to work with and pretty quiet in flight. I'm shooting Slick Trick fixed blade broadheads on a 29" GT 300 shaft with perfect stabilization out to 65 yards! I prep my shafts/wraps and vanes with alcohol and then use a thin amount of Loctite UltraGel glue with outstanding results!

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