Q2i Zip Strip

A torn vane ruins a shot long before the arrow leaves the string. Fixing it should not cost you the shaft.

Stripping vanes with a knife works until the day it does not.

Friction Removal: Run the tool down the shaft and the old vane lifts away. No scraping, no guessing, no second pass with a blade.

Durability and Reliability: Either side of the tool does the job. When one edge dulls from a season of rebuilds, you turn it over and keep working.

Performance Under Pressure: Sitting at the bench the night before opening day, you strip and clean six shafts and start fletching. The arrows are ready before you are.

Protects Your Investment: The tool will not damage the arrow shaft. Carbon and the glue line stay intact, so the arrow you fletch is the arrow you trusted.

Identity Signal: Archers who build their own arrows keep this in the drawer. It marks someone who repairs instead of replaces.

Strip it clean, fletch it right, and shoot the same arrow again.