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The Bronco Vane profile allows it to replicate the same flight patterns as traditional feathers, while at the same time remaining more durable than feathers. The Bohning Bronco Vane is available in 3” and 4” lengths, both lengths have a profile height of ½” for fast correction. Bohning’s AR1000 Material is Bohning’s original vane material that provides for excellent adhesion and durability, while also being extremely forgiving for any potential contact. All Bohning Vanes are pre-primed and do not require vane cleaning or pen primers. For our most durable and flexible adhesion, Bohning suggests using Fletch-Tite Platinum® for our AR1000 material. If faster cure times are needed, we recommend BlazerBond® or Fletch Fuse® adhesives
From the Manufacturer
The longest vane available in out lineup, the Killer boasts maximum accuracy, maximum durability, and minimum noise. Killer vanes maintain flexibility over a wide temperature range to assure consistent flight and performance regardless of conditions. They earn consistently high ratings among shooters who also recommend them to their fellow archers. Recommended for indoor spot shooting and hunting with fixed or mechanical broad heads. The base of every vane is chemically treated for maximum adhesion (requiring no need to clean the base of the vane).
Mareque Steele
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2016
I just fletched about 30 aluminum arrows (needed 3 packs of these vanes). BE SURE TO CLEAN THE ARROW AND THE VANES WELL before cementing. All vanes probably have some oils or releasing agents on them from the manufacturing process. If you don't clean that off, they will release from the cement too! I used regular rubbing alcohol on a fine steel wool pad (just like the kitchen sink sponge/brillo combo) to gently scrub the fletching surface, then dried it on a paper towel (same thing with aluminum shaft), before applying cement and jigging the vane onto the shaft.Don't forget to dot the front and back of each vane with cement after removing the jig. I used Bohning's cement too.I screwed up one shaft and had to remove all three fletchings and re-do it. The cement had only been on the vanes/shaft about an hour, but the vanes tore before the cement would release the vanes! I had to carefully razor off all the cement and vane bits. It was significantly harder to remove these vanes than it was to remove the old vanes that were on the shafts when I started.The final results appear excellent to me. After a week of curing (probably only need a couple days), I tugged on the fletchings (not gorilla tug, just regular tug) and all appeared well stuck to the shaft with no give at all.Unfortunately, I haven't had the opportunity to shoot them yet, so I can't address any flight issues.
HaroldRay
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2016
VERY GOOD
Joel
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2016
Restored a box of arrows with these and the associated glue. They do the job. Not overly large or long. Nice, bright color for visibility.
Randy
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2015
Worked perfectly
Chessnut
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2015
They work just fine.
Texan in Tooele
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2015
Good quality vanes.
Felix
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2014
I bought these to re-fletch my old arrows that were in storage for over 20 years and had become so brittle they broke and fell to pieces when I grabbed them. They worked great and I have no complaints. I do recommend these vanes.
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