From: Rebel Yell 
From: r.j. cool
From: slickdick
From: Beleg Might have to try this out.
From: Cowboy Great Idea, especialy if going on a trip. If they have them in helical feathers then they have a new customer.
From: ChrisM
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From: knight46
From: Stekewood
From: JoeBow I'll give it the benefit of the doubt right now, but I would need to see it in action.
From: buckfeverben I enjoy fletching my own arrows, I'm a bit skeptical about fletching an arrow using shrink wrap.
From: MK M GOBL
From: nickel
From: osiris I am definately intrigued to see how this fairs in the market. Seems like a great concept to me. Could save a pro shop tons of money on labor.
From: Bugler
From: Stalker
From: Rooster What if you nick the shrink-wrap, do es it fall off? How much rear weight does it add?
From: pav
From: Bullnuts Does it stick? I've seen shrink wrap move around on my rest - Last thing I need is the vanes flying off my arrow shaft at release.
From: Toby
From: mlind I think it has the potential to work great but my fear would be the same as some of the other guys. WOuld they STAY on and would they move on the arrow over time (spin or move back?) Would like to try some myself just to see.
From: jeepshapes good potential
From: CO_Sponge Looks like it would add too much weight.
From: warthog interesting
From: hunterx if it works this is a seriously cool invention with major potential.
From: zbow18@work Great idea, now to see if it works.
From: gadan Great idea but many of above concerns for me as well. Same twist every arrow?
From: lowboy
From: Rossi
From: Scrape
From: Mark Twain Clever. Would like to hear how well they hold up.
From: FLINGER
From: Grounblind If that don't beat all! I am also curious as to their durability after a few shots.
From: NewHunter1 Good potential, but I'll wait till others spend their money and give the results of their findings.
From: Duke Great idea if it works
From: Trebarker
From: Lew@Work May come in handy for quick repairs
From: upstater I agree with duke.
From: Thunderflight@work
From: lambinater
From: MobileHuntin'Unit
From: Slick Head Hunter Great if your in a bind ...good idea.
From: carbonarcher If they stay well attached to the arrow and come in helical, could be nice for guys with a little less time and yet like to roll their own.
From: doewhacker Something to take on a big trip for emergency repairs. Excellent idea let's see if it works.
From: bear
From: Sully Looks like another Cheap shortcut for people who either don't want to spend the money or time to do it right
From: BDHUNTR I will wait it out, but could be a heck of a product if it works....IF it works!
From: Typhoon
From: thenuge15 Sounds cool! I would be inerested about the durability, and whether your have to heat each side evenly to make sure the vanes don't spin.
From: Ted Young
From: Dal Lowrey
From: Buckcrazy not sure will have to see it first before I try it
From: Geo-M Fascinating idea, but can you replace just one damaged vane? Can't remember ever damaging all 3 at once. And don't you have to be careful heating carbon arrows?
From: Africanbowhunter
From: Jerry/Pa
From: threadhead send me some
From: Milhouse
From: guidermd as if an arrow isn't already easy enough to make. if someone has to carry a kit in the field to repair arrows, they should have brought more arrows to start with.
From: Trigger33 I'd like to try it out...
From: Firstarrow
From: eagleeyearchery sounds like a time saver, will hold out on an opinion until I try them.
From: J.E. Travis I like fletching my own. But in a pinch these could be awesome. Only problem I have is they probably won't offer my color combination. I shoot 3 whites. Why do they always have to throw in that funky off color fletch?
From: owl
From: JayG
From: hump If they came with feathers and a white colored shrink wrap material - I'd welcome them.
From: flapjack
From: Spooked
From: XMan it will never hold up
From: MD Joe I'll try them
From: okiebowman
From: Free Range Won't work on woodies off the shelf
From: Muley
From: The Buck Stopper
From: regnar
From: NatureNut
From: RTelkhunter
From: Gator
From: conquest 3
From: Daly seems like an intiguing idea, especially for a fly in trip emergency repair kit. However I enjoy fletching my own arrows far too much
From: gil_wy@home Quick fix at it's finest!
From: LazyJ I'd give these a try. Excellent emergency fix!
From: Renegade
From: Troy/OK Excellent idea. If they hold up under use, these things will sell. Next product (if it isn't already part of the product line) should be differnt colors of wrap and various cresting designs. Variations are almost endless.-Troy
From: Boydo might work, might not can't decide
From: kota-man I am not sold on this one...
From: Bowyer I amagine it would be hard to keep it from rotating till it set up. Maybe when they come out with heat shrink FEATHERS I will try it.
From: bowguy
From: thumper
From: Curtis I'm thinking I would probably buy one or two to at least try them out. Depending on $$$ that is.
From: iowaPete I'd be willing to give 'em a try. Could this be the end of the fletching jig?
From: longdraw If it works great, will I try it, NO
From: LiteSpeed1 I'm with Bowyer. I'm a feather user, but these might be a good idea for emergency repairs. Especially when you're 11,000 feet up a mountain.
From: RickCinMO
From: Moose If they will last...
From: Ty-Bow
From: dgildy Clever idea. I'll stick with glue for now.
From: Gonzo
From: simpy58 I'm too picky about my arrows to trust this.
From: huntryx Sounds like a good emergency fix.
From: Pat Bischoff
From: TrailWalker
From: batch
From: Gregatwork What they really need to do is have the heat activate a glue, then you could peel the shrink wrap off and have a quick flecthing job that is glued on.
From: Errorhead
From: freedomrules3 just plain tacky
From: 4u2ppin
From: Stealthycat :)I tried this about 4 years ago with white heat shrink. I could not bond the feather with anything less than 2 part epoxy - not very convenient. This is a GREAT idea, because I'm sure the vanes are well bonded and how much simpler can it be than slide over and heat ? Make them in white, yellow etc and these things will sell !!
From: BMI For a person fletching his first dozen I think this would be great.
From: Adios Pantalones Cool idea. I hate making arrows.
From: bullelkklr I am interested to see how this product develops in the future.
From: Odius-561 Do they come in barred feathers etc.
From: Woodsman Look like a great idea
From: Grizzlymike ROFL Oh Oh it so hard to fletch my arrows !!!
From: owlbait I'll keep my Bitzenburger.
From: Snood Slapper
From: graybow
From: Dave M sound like something to take along in case of emergency repairs in the field if they work.
From: wolfman
From: Shuteye I would try it but I couldn't find any thing about them on the web site? I must be going blind.
From: T-Panic not too impressive.I'm betting its pretty pricey too. I'll stick with fletching my own.
From: pete w
From: johnny k feathers next! durability?
From: yote
From: elkhunter-ny Just when I thought I couldn't get any lazier. Good bye Bitz. Just kidding!
From: tfabarcher35
From: mbowerma
From: rut-nut wodering how it will hold up on bitter cold days. sounds great,time will tell
From: jdog its hard enough with glue this looks cheap
From: Bighunter
From: Deputy Tim Gonna have to try this out, then I'll see what happened...
From: Allegiance Hunter I dont like green nocks.
From: bfisher I've seen them Really nice idea. Now they gotta figure out the right pricing. I just don't see $2.25 per arrow.
From: fran
From: Harley Rider Can never be as perfect as a jig. For lazy people.
From: NightCrawler
From: Gascan I have used these ..they work ..but, You learn on the first one or two how much to heat the water and how long to leave them in it..after that no, problems ..they do not fly off and are great to have with you on a hunt. To fix an arrow all you need is hot water and a cup.
From: sbjones
From: carpy1 sounds like a cool concept. have to see it work to believe it though