Eastonsgrandpa
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My favorite vane choices are dependent on if I'm going three or four vanes.
For Three vane setups, I prefer an Easton Bully vane.
For four vane, I like the Flex Fletch SK2.
I do all vanes with a right helical out of the Arizona Mini Max.
You mentioned wanting to keep speed. Careful you don't have too much speed with fixed blades. I've found that much over 280fps can make tuning fixed blades more tricky.
Also, check that 340 spine. At 70 pounds, depending on the length of your arrows and weight up front, that may be too weak.
I would recommend a 300 spine at 70 pounds even if the charts say 340 is good.
On my 75 pound bow, the chart says 300 spine but they just don't tune well. 250 spine is bullet holes.
For Three vane setups, I prefer an Easton Bully vane.
For four vane, I like the Flex Fletch SK2.
I do all vanes with a right helical out of the Arizona Mini Max.
You mentioned wanting to keep speed. Careful you don't have too much speed with fixed blades. I've found that much over 280fps can make tuning fixed blades more tricky.
Also, check that 340 spine. At 70 pounds, depending on the length of your arrows and weight up front, that may be too weak.
I would recommend a 300 spine at 70 pounds even if the charts say 340 is good.
On my 75 pound bow, the chart says 300 spine but they just don't tune well. 250 spine is bullet holes.