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Banana Cut Feathers?

Started by tracker12, December 27, 2013, 09:21:00 AM

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tracker12

I have never used the Banana cut fleathers but like the look.  Is there any advantage to them vice any cut.  I would think they may be a little quieter.
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kadbow

In my experience with them, the standard bananas are pretty big and can be a little noisy.  I like low profile bananas.
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M60gunner

I tried banana cut fletch some years ago. The big fletches slowed my arrows down to much for the woods I used then. I lowered the cut which helped but went back to parabolic.
We do have choices and asking questions of each other is a very good start. My experience is probably just the opposite of the next person so I would say "try some" they do look real cool in a back quiver.

jackdaw

Great fletch choice...!!! Ive shot them all...shield, pope and young, parabolic....BUT keep coming back to those Banana cuts. Both tall or low-pro...by the time a deer hears and "whirr" off even a TALL fletch, it's too late.They stabilize a broadhead very well....and get the arrow to "straighten up" out of paradox fairly quickly. Important where penetration is concerned. Try them.......
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ChuckC

The big high back ones, especially in 4 fletch pattern, make pretty decent "flu-flu lites" for skwerls.

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