TAC Vanes2.75" Driver Hybrid Vanes, Pack of 36, Vanes for Archery Bowhunting and Recreational Shooting

Ok so I've read tons of reviews on this vane as I've checked it out for months. I've heard the durability isn't so great in the extreme cold so just throwing that out there...As for the rest of the things I'd like to say about this product.It flies great in a 4 fletch with a 2 or 3 degree right helical.It is quiet in flight, I'd dare say quieter than the tried and true blazer vanes. Either vane will get the job done for you.They deform if they pass through a 3D target, get stuck in a target because you're using high FOC setups that are at least 550gr and 20% and up FOC but they always go back to their original shape within a few minutes.So far they've been very durable for me.I've had 0 come off after tight grouping hits, passthroughs, or on high impact dirt/rock/tree hits.I used the tac vanes printer pen and glue and they're stuck on.There's been times where all I could grip was the vanes themselves because my arrow penetrated far into the target. They went back to their normal shapes and I kept shooting. I use fixed blade, single bevel cutthroat broadheads and they fly great with these vanes.A word to the wise... always bareshaft tune your arrows so they're flying straight without fletching. Always tune your bow to you with both your fieldpoints and broadheads, if they're not grouping together your bow is out of tune. You will get the best accuracy this way.They're a solid product that fly well, you won't be disappointed!

I love these vans. They are extremely durable and fly well. On a side note it’s best to use TAC’s glue and primer pen when fletching these.

The vanes are uniform and well-molded.

I think theses are too stiff and thin for my liking. Seem to curl and can’t straighten back out when other arrows touch in target. Tried how water and heat but wouldn’t uncurl. Had to reflect

I bought these vanes after watching a Bow Life video done by Levi Morgan. I put a great deal of faith in his advice, and am SUPER pleased with these!There are a few reviews from folks who said they had adhesion problems. All I have to say to that is; FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS, specifically, use Tac’s Primer Pen and Vane glue! I had zero issue with this, and actually had to remove a wrap with the vanes glued to it after slicing one vane with a shaft to shaft shot. While doing this, I tried like crazy to pull a vane off the wrap, and couldn’t do it, so, read the instructions and follow them and you too should have the same results.As to arrow flight, these vanes do the trick, and are very quiet. They’re also harder than the others and seem to have better memory, as in returning to the correct shape and angle after been bent or smashed.Best of luck!🤘

TAC Drive 2.75” vanes are more stiff than most other plastic vanes. They are also very durable as I have run several completely through foam targets, one whitetail and one coyote without any damage or adherence issues since I started using them last year. I highly recommend using their Primer Pen and TAC glue as well. I have them on wrapped arrows (pictured) and unwrapped carbon arrows getting consistent performance with both.

These vanes are stiff, which drastically reduces the noise factor.

A 5ough vane that provides excellent performance