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Super Sabre Vanes

Super Sabre Vanes

Designed & Molded in Indiana - PATENT 11,686,562

Weight: 7.0 +/-0.1 Grains

Height: .55 Inches

Length: 2.25 Inches

Regular price $21.99 USD
Regular price Sale price $21.99 USD
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Hit the easy button! Pick up a Sabre Primer Pen and Maxi-Cure for 100% rock solid bonding.


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    • CFD - Computational Fluid Dynamics
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    • A custom wind tunnel
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    RIDICULOUSLY TOUGH MATERIAL

    This is the same material used on the outside of golf balls!  The material can be stretched and returned to shape. Pass-throughs on targets are no problem.  It is recommended to use the Sabre Primer Pen along with Bob Smith Maxi-Cure adhesive for almost permanent bond.

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    INDIVIDUALLY MOLDED

    The Super Sabres are all very consistent. Shown by the weight consistency of 7.1 +/-0.1 gr. All exactly identical. The 8-cavity mold means there will not be any shortages moving forward.

    Note: Please see Hamskea's website for instructions on setting the timing with 0.5" vanes.

Application Method

  1. Clean the arrow shaft or wrap with a clean, dry paper towel. Do not use acetone.
  2. Place Super Sabre in the fletching jig clamp. 2.5 degree helical is recommended as a starting point, but not required (left or right).
  3. Prep the base using the Sabre Primer Pen for a rock solid almost permanent bond.
  4. Apply  a very thin continuous bead of Maxi-Cure to the base. Do not spread it out.
  5. Using press the vane down holding it securely for 10 sec. (or recommended time on adhesive).
  6. Unclamp the vane and wipe excess glue from around the base of the vane.
  7. Let the adhesive cure for 10-15 min.

See FAQ page for more information

Fletching Sabre Vanes

Customer Reviews

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Dan Selvy
ZERO ADHESION.

I’ll start by saying that I really want to use these vanes. I read the recent Precision Archery vane study in which the Super Sabres did very well. Also two “experts” I follow (@tradlab and podium archer) both swear by your product. That being said, I have fletched four arrows using two different jigs, while following your instructions and have yet to get them to stick. To be fair I used the alcohol method and not a primer pen. Hopefully a primer pen will help.

Hey Dan,
Sorry you had issues with adhesion. A primer pen is always the easiest way to get them to stick. They will survive mulitple pass throughs and rolling in your hands. Anyone that has any issues is always welcome to drop me a line and I get back to them and work through any issues. So please feel free to reach out and I'll get you taken care of.

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jason blair
Minis and Sabre

Super quiet vanes noise testing near target, highly recommend

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Daniel Reutov

I never received the pkg

Sorry Daniel. I sent an email the day it was returned to me explaining that it was turned away at customs. I used the same forms that I have been using for the last 4 years, but something must have changed in their process. I resent the package (I covered shipping). You should have recieved another email with the new tracking number (LB478719189US). As of today (Sept 8th) is in route to the next stop after Chicago. I hope it arrives for you soon. Sorry about the delays.

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Sean Harrison
Great

I’m getting great flight with my fixed 2 blade broadheads. They glue on easily and stay on. Really glad I switched.

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Tim Roos
Good if they stick

I throw at least half the pack in the trash because they won't stick to my arrow... literally every other vane I've used adheres WAY easier than this material... and yes I've followed all the instructions/recommendations to prep and glue and it stills seems like some kind magic is required to get three good glue ups in a row

The main issue that people seem to have if they are using the alcohol method is wiping the base with a dry paper towel enough. Make sure you go over it and kind of scrub it (lack of a better term), again with the dry paper towel. If you perfer the primer pen (the easy button). Check the tip of the pen to make sure it's wet, then run it down the base of the vane. Wait a second then run a thin line of Bob Smith Maxi-Cure down the middle. Don't spread it out. Also don't use acetone anywhere on the build, cleaning the shaft and don't use it to clean the base. Then press it on to the arrow shaft for 10-15 seconds. They won't be able to be pulled off by hand and last through multiple pass throughs.