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Adult arrow builders. Are you running offset vanes?

Plebe said:
Anyone remember NAP Quick Spins? They claimed to spin the arrow quite a bit faster than other designs, with the little kicker on them. Probably not for the Whisker biscuit. I used them when they first came out, with a drop away rest. When I ran through those arrows, I ended up with Blazers. I really was shooting good when I had those Quick Spins, but don't know if the fletches had anything to do with it.
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I’ve used those and the quick fletch too. They come off pretty quick when you blow through an older target. Other than that I thought they were pretty good. I actually saved a couple that came off thinking I’d reuse them at some point but never got around to it.
 
Tr33_n1nj@ said:
I want as much helical and offset as I can get to spin that arrow as fast as possible. On my 2nd bow with a whisker biscuit and don’t think I’d ever change. I’ve shot feathers and vanes through it and never noticed a difference. But don’t practice past 60 yards or in the heavy rain. Currently run all white wrap and 2 inch blazers so I can get a good look at the blood.
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Same. I've been shooting left helical 5 1/2 inch feathers through a WB for a very long time without issue. They fly very well out to 50 for me.
 
I saw somewhere something in regards to helical and most arrows and a majority of bow strings on compound bows were twisted so that the proper direction would be a left not a right like so many folks do. I’ll go back through my history and see if I can find it.
 
Thetrueredneck said:
I saw somewhere something in regards to helical and most arrows and a majority of bow strings on compound bows were twisted so that the proper direction would be a left not a right like so many folks do. I’ll go back through my history and see if I can find it.
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