Air™ Vanes
The Air™ Vane is designed for small diameter arrows shot at long distances and it has quickly become Bohning’s #1 selling vane for Fita and Field Archery. We also recommend it for 3D when shooting with small diameter arrows. It’s a great choice for compound and recurve shooters alike as its low profile minimizes contact with the arrow rest, and its small surface area reduces the effects of crosswind drift.
The Air Vane measures 2” (50.8mm) in length, 0.3” (7.6mm) in height and weighs 4.5 grains. Like all Bohning vanes, the base of the Air Vane is pre-primed for optimal adhesion.
A little history of the development of the Air Vane:
In 2015 Bohning teamed up with world-class archers Pierre-Julien Deloche and Dominique Genet in the development of a new outdoor vane for longer distances and volatile weather conditions. Genet specifically wanted the same low-profile as the Ice Vane but with an X-Vane™ inspired tail as those are the two vanes he had obtained the best results with. During the summer of 2015, the prototype was created and sent to Genet and Deloche. They fletched the vanes at 2ᵒ to 3ᵒ angles, using them during practice and tournaments for the remainder of the outdoor season. The results being what everyone had hoped for, Bohning decided to add the Air Vane to its line of target vanes.
Proudly manufactured at the Bohning Factory in Lake City, Michigan, United States.
1.5″ X Vanes™
The shield cut 1.5” X Vane™ is recommended for Fita and Field archery. The 1.5” X Vane measures 0.35″ in height and weighs an average of 3.3 grains (213.8 mg). Like all Bohning vanes, the base of the X Vane is pre-primed for optimal adhesion.
Proudly manufactured at the Bohning Factory in Lake City, Michigan, United States.
1.75″ X Vanes™
The shield cut 1.75” X Vane™ is recommended for Fita and Field archery. The 1.75” X Vane measures 0.40″ in height and weighs an average of 4.3 grains (278.6 mg). Like all Bohning vanes, the base of the X Vane is pre-primed for optimal adhesion.
Proudly manufactured at the Bohning Factory in Lake City, Michigan, United States.