Gateway Parabolic Feathers Barred Chartreuse 4 In. Lw 50 Pk.

The Gateway Parabolic Feathers Barred Chartreuse 4 In. Lw 50 Pk. are purpose-built fletching components designed for archers and bowhunters who demand consistent arrow flight and field-proven accuracy. These barred chartreuse feathers deliver the visibility advantage every hunter needs—spotting your arrows downrange becomes effortless, while maintaining the aerodynamic performance required for tight groupings at 20, 40, or 60 yards. Whether you're building custom arrows for whitetail, elk, or 3D competition, this 50-pack gives you the volume to practice extensively and outfit multiple arrow setups without interruption.

Gateway's parabolic shape is engineered to stabilize arrows faster than traditional cuts, translating to tighter spirals and reduced wind drift in real-world hunting conditions. Each feather stands 15.5mm at its highest point and weighs just 2.76 grains—a lightweight profile that minimizes drag without sacrificing fletching surface area or stability. The barred chartreuse pattern provides superior contrast against natural and overcast skies, making recovery time shorter in brush or timber. These feathers work seamlessly across all arrow shaft materials—aluminum, carbon, wood, and hybrid—and bond permanently with Fast Fletch Glue, the industry standard for reliable adhesion that survives impact and harsh field conditions.

Serious bowhunters, competitive archers, and fletching enthusiasts benefit most from the Gateway Parabolic Feathers' combination of performance and visibility. The 50-pack format makes them ideal for anyone building or refreshing a full quiver, experimenting with different spine weights, or maintaining a robust practice routine. Installation is straightforward when paired with a fletching jig and Fast Fletch Glue—apply glue to the shaft, seat the feather firmly, clamp, and allow cure time. This product is an investment in arrow consistency and recovery efficiency, especially valuable in low-light hunting scenarios where locating your arrows quickly can mean the difference between a successful day afield and hours of searching.