Bohning Griffin Vane Neon Yellow 40 Pk.

The Bohning Griffin Vane Neon Yellow 40 Pk. is the gold standard fletching choice for Olympic recurve archers who demand precision and consistency across all shooting conditions. Designed with the competitive archer in mind, this 40-pack delivers the neon yellow vanes required for tournament rounds, practice sessions, and field competition where visibility and shot accountability are non-negotiable. The bright neon finish ensures easy arrow tracking downrange, critical for both scoring validation and lost-arrow recovery in outdoor venues.

The Griffin Vane features a twisted ribbon design that initiates immediate arrow rotation upon release, stabilizing the shaft faster than conventional straight-cut vanes and reducing paradox-induced drift. The cut-out profile minimizes surface area, directly lowering drag while maintaining sufficient contact for reliable fletching adhesion and structural integrity. This engineering delivers stable, accurate flight regardless of environmental factors—variable winds, constant headwinds, or zero-wind indoor range conditions—making it suitable for recurve archers operating across diverse shooting environments. At 1.2 grains per vane, the Griffin remains featherweight, preserving arrow speed and kinetic energy without sacrificing durability or performance consistency.

Olympic recurve competitors, field archers, and 3D tournament shooters will find this 40-pack essential for maintaining matched fletching across a complete competitive arrow set. The neon yellow colorway meets most tournament visibility standards and pairs seamlessly with standard Bohning adhesives and wrapping materials. For archers using 23/64-inch or 11/32-inch diameter shafts, the Griffin Vane install quickly with proven Bohning jigs and clamps, ensuring repeatable nock-to-fletching alignment critical for tight groupings. Serious recurve shooters typically maintain multiple arrow sets; this 40-pack supplies a full competition quiver with spares for practice durability testing.