Blazer SloMo Performance
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Watch as Jim Burnworth shows you why the Blazer® has been the # 1 hunting vane IN THE WORLD for over 10 years! With slow motion video filmed at 9,000 frames per second, watch the Blazer's performance come to life!
The Blazer® Vane has dropped more jaws, hung more trophies, convinced more skeptics, and provided more big silly grins than all the "knock-off", "wanna-be", "copy-cat" vanes combined! This is the vane that, hands down, out-performs them all! It's designed for fixed-blade broadheads but is also perfect for crossbows and 3D archery. The Blazer® Vane, with its unique design, begins steering and correcting immediately - making believers out of bow hunters and target shooters alike! The combination of the steep leading edge angle and its material properties enables air to flow over the vane in a manner that actually creates lift. This leaves the tip of each vane inside undisturbed air, similar to the drafting principle used in auto racing. This airflow also makes the tip of each vane to act like a rudder, which is noticeable at longer distances with the flatter trajectory Blazer® Vanes provide. We recommend fletching Blazer® vanes with a helical for perfect results.
What's in your quiver? If it doesn't say Blazer® and carry the Bohning® logo, it's not a REAL BLAZER. Only Bohning makes the Blazer Vane, and we proudly print our name on each one. It's not just the profile that sets us apart from look-a-likes, our proprietary material has been tested in extreme conditions to make sure it doesn't fail you when it really counts. Don't be fooled by copycats. If it doesn't say Bohning, it's not a Blazer and it won't perform like one.
The Blazer Vane measures 2" (50.8mm) in length, 0.57" (14.5mm) in height, and weighs an average of 6.0 grains (388.8 mg). Like all Bohning vanes, the base of the Blazer Vane is pre-primed for optimal adhesion.
Proudly manufactured at the Bohning Factory in Lake City, Michigan, United States.
They are great.I love how durable they are as well.
thanks for this video. now i have created the perfect fletching for my arrows.
AAE Max Stealth for me!
Shot blazers for years and although I never had issues with them it wasn’t until I started shooting the AAE Stealth Max did my groups shrink considerably.
And it steers my single bevel Iron Will BH’s like a laser.beam!
Excellent videography
5:20 awesomeness !!!
where do i get those rambo explosive tips
Using the Bowtec Insanity, the technology that Mathews invented!!!
Who's this Matthews?
Interesting that the arrow changed rotation going from clockwise going into the gel then exiting with a counterclockwise rotation.
How thick was that wood? I've hit 1/2" plywood behind my target twice now and the blazers were totally destroyed. Never doing that again, need to get some haybales.
Cool video but watch your video again. You brag about the arrow still spinning through the gel. However, the rotation was clockwise entering the gel and counter clockwise on exit.
Never would have thought an arrow could make a temporary damage channel like a bullet.
No doubt this is a pretty convincing video, but compared to feathers how do these perform specifically with fixed broad-heads. I'm looking to switch to vanes since I'm getting a little sick of how delicate feathers are. But I also want consistent, accurate flight patterns with an economic compound pound and quality arrows. Anyone have experience with both?
+jonathan snyder True feathers will give you a more beautyfull arrow flight, not necessarily more accurate, with a magnificient sound. While vane will be faster, and more silent. Never shoot with both, I'm afraid, but I'll can ask at my club, there's people that play with both of them. In my opinion, if you want to go hunt, frist : what you are experienced with is the best. Second : faster is better. Hope it help you out.
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Great video, but not great resolution. Exist best resolution video?
I was thinking the exact same thing😂
This video was made over 4 years ago so that may be why the resolution is not the best.
Bohning didn't spend much money on advertising and they haven't updated this in five years.
4:41
There are new 'arrow launching' air rifles coming into the market. The arrow is fitted over the barrel. The thrust pressure is effectively moved from the rear of the arrow, to the front of the arrow. Slow motion video has shown that this removes the flex and oscillation of the arrow during flight. The result is a faster, flatter arrow trajectory. Although this is not technically archery anymore, the new ideas are worth noticing. The velocity can easily exceed 500 fps and the kinetic energy is 'off the charts' in comparison to traditional methods.
They also require less skill and ability to use. If you're using one of those you might as well just use a rifle.
TheWerkSpace so bassicly... a modern crossbow with no string?
dourabbawinner. Do you say the same thing about compound bows ?
Porkchop's Papi No, because that's not much different than a traditional bow. Their only difference is one being able to hold a compound at full draw for much longer.
so like an air rifle?
Yeah right ! Not sold didn’t see the arrow come out the other end,......room for some cheeky editing,,,hmmmm 🤔
Will a 3 degree offset right helical as recommended work with a hostage style rest
at ;30 you say almost 2700 FPS later you say 9000 FPS...which is it>
maybe he use different settings on the camera for both shots
how does someone have 500 animals in his house and im killing my self trying to just get by in deer season
The same reason "pro-hunters" appear to shoot records every year, and never get into a record book. They mostly hunt on fenced farms. Look up "Deer farming" on youtube and the mystery is solved.
No one said what type of animals they were heck he could've shot squirrels lol. But seriously I think he was exaggerating cause I don't think it's even possible or healthy to eat that many animals 3 years
inurb4se, LOL Funny.
Bull shit bout how strong they are. They came off my arrow while going through 1/4 inch plywood one time. So much for high end if it's not durable.
Anybody else cringe when they saw the fletchings go through wood?
Definitely lol
Cool!!!
Very good
the shot at the gel..... its spun right in the air and then left through the gel. wtf?
Does the blazer stay attached when shooting explosive arrows like in the video?
anybody else notice how it slowly starts to spin clockwise because of the right helical then when it hits the mock chest cavity it comes out spinning counter clockwise?
Probably due to the elasticity of the gel and the spinning of the arrow. What actually happened was the arrow was spinning clockwise, and when it hit the gel it continued trying to spin, but the density, and elasticity almost like a bouncing ball causes the spin direction to reverse. If you increased the density of the gel the arrow would probably not spin at all coming out the other side unless the broadhead itself is designed to spin.
Well spotted
uh no,watch it again,it spins clockwise both times.Hahah he thought he seen something
the arrow hits the target spinning clockwise the arrow exits the target counter clockwise the density of the gel grabs the tip and and broad head the kinetic energy of the arrow from the bow pushes the arrow while the gel actually reversed the arrow before the broad head blades touched the gel probably due to the profile of the broad head tip
Dude it right it totally does. Comes out spinnin the other way. Huh. Yeah gotta be the elasticity of the gel.
It certainly left some white vane on the wood.
are blazers ok for crossbows 380fps
I love that the target has like the most gigantic antlers 😂 good thinking
You should have bare shaft shot it first. Bowtechs 99.9% of the time spin left. If you watch the slow motion you'll see that the arrow actually tries to go left then turns right due to the fletching configuration...
And what makes that phenomenon really puzzling is the fact that the twists in the strings actually dictate the rotation of the arrow. So if you twist the strings the other direction, the arrow will follow suit.
This is true, I've shot bowtech for years and finally discovered this myself, both my bt's are now fletcher fletcher left helical
Yeah, I have to call BS simply because your gel does not model a chest cavity. Stable in the air is enough. Bullshitting about stability in the chest cavity just makes you look hungry.
Why at 2:50 at the release it is spinning clockwise but at the exit of the gel its spinning counterclockwise?
I am hoping you can answer the spine orientation of the shaft....was it vertical or horizontal. I suspect a fairly stiff spine as it was really hard to see much flex at all.
So I'm by no means an excellent archer, but i bought a bohning kit to put all 3 vanes on at the same time and I've posted videos of how easy it is! I take cheap walmart arrows and make them into killing machines
I use these as a four fletch on my 3D arrows (with a Hamskea dropaway) and they fly super straight, from release out to 50 yards, with no apparent wiggle.
It twisted right at first but then switched to left after the ballistic gel
do a video offhand with primitive and traditional bow :D its the only way I shoot.
He is standing like 5 feet away of course it does that.
What do you mean?
Spinning does not stabilize the arrow.
Compound hunter NOT a bow hunter ffs
I’m getting all blazer veins right now
Chest cavities are surrounded by ribs. Your Ballistic gel is not so it's not really an objective test.
I'd like to see an arrow thats passed through the rib cage of a real deer and see how many vanes are left on the shaft!
Besides once the arrow has reached its target its done its job, so why the need to continue spinning after its hit?
Finally found someone speaking in terms of stabilization vs steering and of CoF (Okay, you said P, but functionally the same thing here) in relation to CoG! Too bad this video is so old…..
62 successful hunts per year! (500+ in 8 years) Really?
Yeah its crazy but true
Why did the direction of the spin change?
this was just an ad. thumbs down for me.
This guy is not selling blazing arrows
Why where the vane colors different from when he shot to when they went through the wood, and why where the vanes all crinkled and compressed just before they went through the wood, they didn't look like that at any other point in the video.
I just noticed this but at four minutes and 40 seconds your helix is going the wrong way the reason why I know is that every bowstring has a natural twist ,string is put together you have to know which way that’s turning ,so it turns one way left helix and then it goes right helix direction for the rest of the way I don’t know if it really matters but I know it helps
It could be an optical illusion due to the frames per second of the video camera. Ever see horse carriage wheels in movies go backwards?
This is important and NOT HD...
Leaves arrow spinning right. Comes out spinning left. Reflech.
The arrow was spinning left as it exited the gel, why would you want a right helical which would fight that?
If you shoot Turbonocks into snow it will not explode. So they are ok to use in Winter Archery Hunting Seasons!!1
Plastics can use mica not. for make plastic fletching and how to make a plastic fletching. please answer
I use white feather fletching. They look a lot better plastic ones and I have yet to miss a shot.
Why the fuck is this 240p?
Before the vanes are in contact with board they are mashed flat ?? Damn trickery
I dont know shit about this i just came here because i've been watching the arrow!
If you could, please upload this at better quality.
I made a better.flight
Blazers hiss and are loud.....AAE MAX for the win
I was shooting the other day and was hitting a target at 40 yards with feather vanes that were worn to about 1/2 inch no problem hitting dead center.
Shot it fron 5 yards ffs
I was given a ton of blazer veins last night as they were the scourge of the owners existence. I'll be performing some jig test with his own jig and see just what is wrong with this picture... by all accounts, they should be fine; however, there's a complaint of unpredictable trajectory.
The owner can cut veins off at 30 yards on targets... curious why there's a problem!
Bohning, any clues?
@0:36 Them Blazers are blazing so fast they leave a trail of smoke.
Question- it was spinning right going in and spinning left going out
Which all testifies to the fact, that you know nada about Archery!
were you replying to someone?
In case you don't but at 0:37 and 0:56 your blazer vanes are badly touching your arrow rest.
0:47 you can see that the rest drops before the vanes reach it
You said 500
Love this video! Out of curiosity how far from the butt end of the nock is the butt end of the vane?
can I use mechanical broadheads on a spinning arrow like this?
Great video! Anyone know what kind of release he uses?
what about shooting through a whisker biscuit?
Great video. I still shoot 4" left wing feathers left over from my traditional archery days. Can you fletch and use blazer vanes using a left wing clamp? Or do they really need to be applied with a straight clamp with the 3 degree offset?
Yes, you can fletch the Blazer vanes using a left wing clamp.
Excellent job, thanks
im also going to stand 3 feet from the gel targer
Personally, a 1° right offset works the best for my setup. Flatter, quieter shots.
We always tell people to do what works best for their setup!
Did anyone notice how much the arrow slows when those big blazers hit the gel?
slows and goes from clockwise to counterclockwise
it doesn't maintain spin it reverses, the vanes do nothing
I’ll be Bohning shortly
Still a awesome video
5:20 Merica
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Well done hero.
4:47ish Why does this arrow not rotate in the air as it appeared to when hitting the mock slug of deer?
the stiff broadhead hitting stiff wood probably stopped the spin while in a gel there is some play so it can keep spinning
Am I the only one who owns and uses Blazer vane arrows but can never seem to keep stick to the arrow?
Before fletching, use a scrubbing powder to really clean the shaft, then wash good to get the residue off, then wipe clean with alcohol or denatured alcohol, then clean the base of the fletch and get all residue off, get a good glue like G5 Blu Glu. Your fletch will not come off.
JL No.
Trust me. Blazers are amazing.
Nature spent millions of years developing feathers for flight. So why would you use a piece of plastic? If you cut a good quality feather the same shape and size, and mounted it the same, it would do exactly the same thing!
TheDave570 lol no. science.
Baloney !
indeed, but there is one thing that the vanes are supposed to do better: durability, feathers worn out very quickly.
2 reasons; first, when feathers get wet they are useless and second, they are very noisy in flight. Man has improved upon many things that nature has "perfected".
Birds can grow new feathers, arrows can't!
Would it be better for a completely still arrow in flight or one that has some spin?
+Technomics Review Almost certainly one with spin. The whole point of a knuckleball pitch in baseball is that it _doesn't_ spin--so small changes in air pressure make it go all over the place.
Think about how a football spins, a bullet spins. Spinning adds stability.
If blazers were so great target archers would use them
Deplorable Data pros
Awesome
Can you shoot these in trad archery?
yes
can that be used on a crossbow?
The Blazer Vane can be used with crossbows. You just want to be sure the vane is not touching the crossbow rails as that will effect the arrows flight.
does the rails causes it to bend or some thing? is that why my arrows land on different spots eventhough my aim is fixated on one spot at 20, 40, 60 yards?... just curious.
anybody cringe at the horrible video quality
500 successful bow hunts in 8 yrs. That's 62.5 hunts per year. unless he is shooting hogs that's alot.
Yea, red flag for me too!!
You should not interrupt the arrow slow motion flight so soon. It is spectacular. Such "teasing" editing is like torturing the viewer. I hope some day TH-cam editors realize that.
I believe it, I fletched a few arrows and they just tear through the target and out the back.