AAE Max Stealth Vane Yellow 100 pk.

I bought these because my Blazer vanes were too tall to achieve cable clearance on my Diamond Deploy SB. These are just .070" shorter but that was just enough to be able to get the clearance I needed to make perfect bullet holes. I'm shooting Magnus Snuffer SS 3-blade fixed blades and these vanes have no issues handling the job. As a bonus, they do seem very quiet (as advertised) and the material is very sturdy with no memory so they don't get permanently bent if they happen to get bent over in your bow case or quiver. Highly recommend these if you need a more compact vane that still can handle fixed broadheads!

AAE has my business from now on. I’ve shot lots of fletching brands and even feathers when using a long bow or recurve but for high speed compound bow hunting these fletchings are about near perfect. They are much quieter than “that other brand and are remarkably stable. Compared to “the other brand” they shoot an average of 8 FPS faster. Not too much but they are more stable. My favorite part of the Stealth vanes is that they are low profile so they are not as prone to being bent which requires reheating to straitened them.

These are great color and were so easy to fletch

These vanes are very quiet and have a great steering ability. They are stiff enough to add plenty of drag to the arrow yet flexible enough to go through a whisker biscuit. Friend of mine tried the Bohning Heat vanes and they were too stiff and destroyed his biscuit. As long as you use the prep pen you can use any glue, i used the G5 Blu Glu, and when i robinhooded an arrow the back of the shaft shattered but the carbon was still stuck to the vanes!

Very slow delivery. Not seller’s problem but Amazon’s

Like the fact that they are quieter than vanes I was using and are more accurate as well. Especially steer braod heads better

Typical high quality vane from AAE. They are definitely named correctly, they are very very very quiet. Lower profile for decent clearance with cables, and long enough to steer a broadhead decently. The only downside with any AAE Max is you need their primer and their glue. You may get other substitutes to work passably, but if you use their stuff, its a system that works.

Product and color are correct, but buyer beware, you are paying for the 100pk but only getting the 40pk.