Difference in vanes

[Stacked like cord wood]

Hello,

I just picked up a dozen AXIS arrows, shafts only. Can someone explain the difference between 2 inch, 3 inch, and 4 inch vanes. I'm not sure if it makes a difference or not but I'm shooting a new XT, 29 inch draw at 70 pounds.

Thanks for your help

[sullyxlh]

the 2"(blazers) will fly like the 4's at almost half the weight,there an excellent vane,what ever you choose,atleast give the 2's a try,you won't be disappointed.

[Stacked like cord wood]

Thanks for the info. One question regarding that. Do you use the same starting point closest to the nock when glueing the two inch vaines as you would the 4 inch? Does that make sence?

[TnRidge]

Thanks for the info. One question regarding that. Do you use the same starting point closest to the nock when glueing the two inch vaines as you would the 4 inch? Does that make sence?

I keep mine the same distance back from the nock end regardless of the vane length .

[greatprohunter]

the 2"(blazers) will fly like the 4's at almost half the weight,there an excellent vane,what ever you choose,atleast give the 2's a try,you won't be disappointed.
I shoot blazzers for the first time this week. I shoot one series and they now have been replaced back with the quick spins!

[mqxlt]

the 2"(blazers) will fly like the 4's at almost half the weight,there an excellent vane,what ever you choose,atleast give the 2's a try,you won't be disappointed.

Exactly! Blazers are awesome!

[MathewsPimp]

alot of people like them but do you hunt with them mqxlt?