fletching colour

[T101]

i shoot black hunter nocks(colours are limted to cr***py ones like pale blue?) which if it wasn't for the flo yellow fletchings would be a pain to identify at 100yds, so i reckon its down to how good your scope optics are. miine r ok but i've seen alot better.

[not dead yet]

Originally Posted by cornish george

Blue spin wings, on blue wraps, in a blue quiver, shot from a blue bow, see where i'm going here?

so you put your arrows in the blue alot then...lolololol

[droseman]

white fletchings with red nocks.

I used to use the black spinwings, as the were the weight which I wanted, but difficult to find

--dave

[chemistry]

Fletchings: two fluoro yellow (easy to spot) and one pink (a concession to my daughter, who would have me own an all-pink set-up if she could).

Green G-nocks (purely because most people at my club seem to have red or orange).

chemistry

[Meddler]

I'm with Big biker...

white index fletching, one red and one blue... with matching string and matching centre serving... oh and a matching riser...

Have I gone too far?

[FlourPower]

Two Orange fletches and one Blue. Looks kinda like this

That and a necessary amount of Black rule my archery kit.

[Good Sir Pete]

Originally Posted by wingate_52

Does he find them in the gold?

usually they're in the green...

[Vespa]

Originally Posted by Good Sir Pete

amusingly someone at our club just got all blacks on his aces.

good luck finding those...

Was his first name Chad, last name Vader? If so, he won't be having any problems

[Trunkles]

One of our junior goths has ACEs with black spinwings (of some type) and black nock

[Tropicalshot]

Black nocks and fluro pink and fluro yellow fletches with a silver reflective confetti wraps.
why? beacause no one else has them,