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Plain white on my hunting arrows. numbered Black with blue flames on my 3D arrows. I used Onestringer
Plane white helps me see the arrow on impact. But now you can use those lighted knocks these days for the folks who have money and are site challenged.
Been using wraps on our arrows and boy do the fletchings adhere real well and don't really have any issues with them coming off.
I normally just buy 7"wraps and cut them in half. So I get 2 dozen 3.5" wraps for the price of a dozen.
Check out onestringer. They will make you pretty much any design you can think of. My next ones will be a Seahawks wrap with blue and green fletching.
Quote from: ridgefire on August 25, 2015, 05:26:01 AMCheck out onestringer. They will make you pretty much any design you can think of. My next ones will be a Seahawks wrap with blue and green fletching.I'd be scared that when the animal is close and the hunt is on the line it'd get intercepted by branches. Probably better to run it up and stab it, instead of putting those arrows in the air.
Quote from: theleo on August 26, 2015, 09:51:17 AMQuote from: ridgefire on August 25, 2015, 05:26:01 AMCheck out onestringer. They will make you pretty much any design you can think of. My next ones will be a Seahawks wrap with blue and green fletching.I'd be scared that when the animal is close and the hunt is on the line it'd get intercepted by branches. Probably better to run it up and stab it, instead of putting those arrows in the air.Lol that's awesome.... I'm new to arrow wraps. I've seen them around, but what is the main advantage to using them? Just ordered a dozen custom fletched gold tip hunter pros. I can still add wraps to my order I'm sure
Wraps don't actually improve the way the shooter sees arrows in flight. But they sure make your arrows easier to find. And if you do not get complete penetration for whatever reason the wraps help identify how much penetration you got as the animal bolts away.For me the adhesion of wraps is less than the adhesion directly to the shaft. But they offset that weakness by being crazy simple to prepare. Half the time I don't even wash my shafts anymore. Just wipe them down with a fresh paper towel and apply the wraps. Haven't had a problem with that yet - knock on wood They do add some additional weight to the back end which can be problematic. Especially if someone decides to use them with lighted nocks. But I simply add 10-15 grain of insert weight to make up the difference. Would likely be more if I planned to shoot lighted nocks ever again.Biggest advantage to wraps is the rise in your social standing at the local range
And good looking arrows theleo those are sweet