Arrow Wraps

[casjoker]

Did a quick search last post dedicated to wraps was maybe 2013, but as my wife says I ain't a good looker, sorry if I missed a more recent one.

Anyone still wrapping/cresting their arrows? I still use Easton ACC and have a half dozen crested and another half not (maybe time to upgrade, but these arrows are accurate and durable for me). I used the old Easton shrink wrap 7" but they don't seem to make them anymore. Wrapped arrows can be a little easier to see after the shot, but I really only do it for looks.

For those into wrapping what are you using these days?

 

[TnThunder]

I use reflective ones I got off of eBay, but I have also heard of people cutting their own from oracle 651 which would be cheaper. I would recommend using white or something similar in color which makes it easier to read blood.

 

[PickettSFHunter]

I get white with reflective off eBay. I will also buy some blaze orange and cut a small strip to add at the end of the white.

 

[casjoker]

https://shop.bohning.com/7-solid-color-wraps-13-pack/I have used these as well.
I like the idea of having a little reflection to help find an arrow after the shot.

 

[J.A.F.O.]

I've used the Bohning wraps in the past with good results. Coupled with a neon nock and black light you can find em just about anywhere.
I've gotten kinda lazy on arrow prep recently and just buy Luminock lights. I was skeptical about them at first but they are the cat's meow in my opinion.

 

[tree_ghost]

https://shop.bohning.com/7-solid-color-wraps-13-pack/I have used these as well.
I like the idea of having a little reflection to help find an arrow after the shot.

That's what I use in chartreuse

 

[TnThunder]

Onestringer is another popular wrap company people use.

 

[casjoker]

I also like the Luminock lights. I ran out of wraps and Luminocks a few years ago and haven't bowhunted much in the last three years. Time to get gear prepped and back in the game!