Bohning Fletch Fuse Adhesive

A vane that lets go in flight does not give a warning. You find out at the target, or you find out on the animal.

Most arrow problems start at the bench, long before the shot.

Thirty Seconds in the Clamp: Fletch Fuse needs a clamp time of 30 seconds. You move to the next vane while the last one is already set.

Two Minutes to Cure: The bond cures in 2 minutes. A dozen arrows becomes an evening of work, not a weekend.

One Bottle for the Whole Arrow: It is designed for vanes, feathers, and nocks. One glue on the bench means one less thing to get wrong.

At Full Draw: You settle the pin on a quartering buck and let go. The arrow leaves clean because every vane is where you put it.

Sized for the Bench: It comes in a 1/2 oz. bottle. Small enough for the tackle box, and ready when a vane tears at camp.

Build the arrow like the shot depends on it, because it does.