Blazer Veins vs Traditional 4" Veins

[teej89]

yeah it is a tough call, because of my profession I think of it not from experience but through theory and the way I see it is that the veins are going to be more stiff on the blazers and therefore when the arrow is rotating, the veins are more sturdy and not flapping around due to the wind drag. I could be pulling this outta my ... but it's a theory. Also another theory is the blazers have less surface area for wind to grab onto when shooting in crosswinds.

[00buck]

I shoot blazers and dont have any complaints but i never had a problem with 4" veins either i think it is all personal preference but i also shoot rage broadheads alsoif that makes i difference this year i plan on shooting a fixed blade broad head out of my back up compound bow

[radicalxl]

Last year I switched to blazers and stayed with my grim reapers. With this combination I shot the best I ever shot.

[patmc81]

Have always used blazer "style "

[C-CREEK]

This is interesting because i just bought a dozen new arrows with blazers a couple of weeks ago. I used to shoot 4" duravanes but i haven't been pleased with longer range grouping. The blazers have seemed to help my grouping quite a bit at 30-50 yards shooting 100 gr Slick Tricks.

To me they have been a good change, not saying it would improve every set up though.

[buckeye96]

I switched to blazers this year, but I also bought a new bow. My groups are dramaticly tighter. I think it has more to do with the new bow and rest than the blazers though.

[Greybeard11]

Is there anyone out there other than me that uses feathers? I have been toying with the idea of Blazers, my son shoots them, but I've never had a problem with my 4 inch feathers.