XX75 aluminum arrows are equipped with real feathers. Do the real feathers need to be tied with thin threads before and after?

The sticker is placed on the second half of the arrow shaft, that is, the part of the arrow shaft where the feathers are stuck, with a self-adhesive sticker wrapped around it, and then the feathers are stuck on the sticker. In this way, if the feathers are broken in the future, you can tear off the sticker.

Re-gluing can protect the arrow shaft. I think this is necessary. Easton also sells a plastic shrink bag that can be directly put on the arrow shaft. It can be tightened by heating it with hot water.

In addition, I personally feel that heat shrinkable sleeves are not necessary. For traditional wooden arrows, I think that thin wires are used to tie the ends of the stems. In addition to reinforcement, it also prevents hand cuts because traditional bows do not have an arrow rest.

Function, and American hunting has an arrow rest, so there is no problem of cutting hands. It is a personal guess and may not be correct.