Bohning Arrow Wraps
The Bohning Arrow Wraps (United Kingdom Flag, 7 in., Standard, 13 Pack, Model 501041UKF, UPC 010847235466) are premium arrow wraps designed to enhance both the performance and appearance of your arrows. Featuring a vibrant United Kingdom Flag design, these 7-inch wraps provide excellent visibility while improving fletching adhesion and protecting your arrow shafts from wear.
Superior Fletching Adhesion
Bohning Arrow Wraps create a smooth, consistent surface that significantly improves the bonding strength between vanes and arrow shafts. This helps prevent fletchings from peeling or coming loose during use, ensuring consistent arrow flight and reducing the need for frequent re-fletching.
Protects Arrow Shafts
These wraps add a durable protective layer to your arrows, helping to minimize damage from repeated shooting and handling. They also make removing old vanes much easier during maintenance, saving time and effort when re-fletching your arrows.
- United Kingdom Flag design for high visibility
- 7-inch length for standard arrows
- Enhances fletching adhesion
- Protects arrow shafts from wear
- Easy to apply and remove
- 13-pack for multiple arrow builds
- Model: 501041UKF | UPC: 010847235466
Vibrant and Long-Lasting Design
The United Kingdom Flag pattern offers a bold and eye-catching appearance that stands out on the range or in the field. Made with high-quality, fade-resistant materials, these wraps maintain their vibrant colors even after extended use and exposure to the elements.
Ideal for Target and Hunting Arrows
Whether you’re building arrows for target archery, 3D shooting, or bowhunting, Bohning Arrow Wraps deliver both functional benefits and a professional look. Their standard size makes them compatible with a wide range of arrow diameters.
Product Specifications: Bohning Arrow Wraps, United Kingdom Flag, 7 inch, Standard, 13 Pack, Model 501041UKF, UPC 010847235466. High-quality arrow wraps designed to improve fletching adhesion, protect shafts, and add vibrant style to your arrows.
