TrueFlight 2" Shield Cut Feathers Review
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Good things come in small packages. Especially if you're looking for improved accuracy and less wind drag. These 2" shield cut feather fletchings from TrueFlight are just what the archer ordered. ...read more
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TrueFlight 2" Shield Cut Feathers Reviews
I would buy this product again
Bowclan
2 years ago
I like these alot! I 4 fletched them on GT Velocity Pro 600s and they flew perfectly.
Product for life!!!!
Mike
2 years ago
Far superior to blazers for fixed blade flight and due to light weight higher f.o.c. as well. Perform flawlessly out of my vx3
TradLab Tested
TradLab
4 years ago
I ran a Designed Experiment that tested fletching material, length and configuration. I tested in extreme winds and I simulated Wet Conditions. I tested a similar Feather of the same length and it out performed other length feathers in the test especially in the wind. . The TrueFlight 2" has higher quality than the 2" feathers I tested and they are more consistent than other Brands… read more Feathers of similar length. This 2" Feather in a 4 fletch 90 degree configuration handles wind very well while keeping noise level very low.
TrueFlight 2" Shield Cut Feathers Questions and Answers
Asked by
Alex
4 years ago
I'm looking to build a high foc arrow for my compound setup for 2021 season and considering feathers. Im going to bareshaft tune heavily, have a right helical, and be in the 700+ grain range at 250+fps and 17% foc. Which would most likely be the best choi
If an arrow is properly bare shaft tuned you should not need muc
4 years ago
If an arrow is properly bare shaft tuned you should not need much feather to help steer it.
Asked by
sarge
4 years ago
When using 2" and 3" feathers with offset is it still necessary to follow the rule of helicals.IE, left wing feathers must have left wing helical, left wing offsets must be left. I use a blitz dial-o-fletch and it seems to me that its possible to do oppos
Yes you want to keep them consistent so the arrow spins more whi
4 years ago
Yes you want to keep them consistent so the arrow spins more which stabilizes your arrow faster.
Asked by
Alex
4 years ago
I'm looking to build a high foc arrow for my compound setup for 2021 season and considering feathers. Im going to bareshaft tune heavily, have a right helical, and be in the 700+ grain range at 250+fps and 17% foc. Which would most likely be the best choi
If an arrow is properly bare shaft tuned you should not need muc
4 years ago
If an arrow is properly bare shaft tuned you should not need much feather to help steer it.
Asked by
Brian
4 years ago
Hi, do you know if this will work with my bohning blazer jig? blazers are 2 inches as well.
We do not have one in our possession to verify, but it looks lik
4 years ago
We do not have one in our possession to verify, but it looks like this will work since they are both 2 inches in length.
Asked by
sarge
4 years ago
When using 2" and 3" feathers with offset is it still necessary to follow the rule of helicals.IE, left wing feathers must have left wing helical, left wing offsets must be left. I use a blitz dial-o-fletch and it seems to me that its possible to do oppos
Yes you want to keep them consistent so the arrow spins more whi
4 years ago
Yes you want to keep them consistent so the arrow spins more which stabilizes your arrow faster.