The Sabre represents true innovation in archery vane technology utilizing proven aerodynamic principals used in advanced aircraft design. Whether you're a serious hunter or competitive archer, the Super Sabre's ultra-stable, ultra-quiet, and ultra-tough design delivers superior arrow flight characteristics, minimal wind drift, and enhanced accuracy.  Scientifically Developed with advanced computational fluid dynamics (CFD), custom wind tunnel testing, stability calculations used by NASA, and Doppler radar studies. Featuring a material that ensures great adhesion with extreme durability through countless shots and pass throughs. This patented innovation (U.S. Patent 11,686,562) is manufactured and designed in the USA (Indiana).  The Super Sabre demonstrates how advanced engineering can elevate traditional archery equipment.

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THE SUPER SABRE

  • HEIGHT

    The Super Sabre comes in at a little over an inch tall (.55 inches). This height gives it a higher center of gravity which adds stability.

  • LARGER FIXED BLADES

    The taller profile and added surface area of the Super Sabre makes it great for medium to large, fixed blade heads. Think Iron Will, Method VBS, and Magnus Black Hornet.

  • FAT SHAFTS

    The added stability makes this vane the first choice for the fat shaft target shooter as well. Offering plenty of stability for the larger surface area shafts the Super Sabre is at home on the 3D-range.

THE MINI SABRE

  • HEIGHT

    Coming in a little shorter than the Super Sabre the Mini Sabre is .465 inches tall. Due to its decreased height and efficient air use it is incredibly quiet.

  • MECHANICALS AND SMALL FIXED

    The Mini Sabre should be the go to head for all mechanicals (Grim Reaper, SevR, etc..) and smaller fixed blades (QAD Exodus, Micro Hades).

  • SKINNY SHAFTS

    With the lower profile the Mini excels at long range performance. Target shooters utilizing small and micro diameter arrows will see exceptional performance at extended ranges.

Q&A

What degree helical should I fletch my vanes?

All Sabre series vanes are designed to work best at a 2.5 degrees. BUT... feel free to play with your setup trying different angles. They do not need to be at 2.5 to work.

What adhesive should I use?

Most cyanoacrylate adhesives will work with the Sabre series of vanes. The official Sabre series adhesive is recommended

Does right or left helical matter?

From my findings as well as Easton's... no

Can I four fletch the Sabres?

Yes, but adding an additional vane will add some drag. The Super Sabres work best with a (3) fletch. The Minis are a better alternative if you just like a (4) fletch configuration.

I'm having issues getting the vanes to stick.

2 Common mistakes:

1. If the front and back are lifting and/or sides are wavy.

- You are using too much adhesive. Just a very thin continuous bead of Maxi-Cure is all you need.

- The adhesive gives off heat as it cures and causes the material to heat up.

2. If you are just having adhesion issues:

- There is still alcohol on the base of the vane. Go over the base with a dry paper towel 3-4 times until they feel the drag increase.

- Go with the "Easy Button" just drag the primer pen down the base of the vane and follow it up with a very thin continuous line of Maxi-Cure. Do not spread it out.