Best bang for the buck fletching gig

[LeftyCreed]

I am interested in learning to make my own arrows, and I was looking for some feedback on the fletching gigs that are on the market. I'm pretty new to this, so I would appreciate feedback on anyone's experiences. Which ones work as advertised, or which ones to steer clear of. Thanks in advance for your time.

[bowhuntntxn]

Bitzenberger. Buy one and be done with it for the rest of your life.

[rocky]

Arizona EZ fletch mini.

[12RingKing]

Bitzenberger. Buy one and be done with it for the rest of your life.

This is it.....

Bitz can't be beat imo.

If I fletched dozens and dozens of arrows monthly, id try out the iota multifletcher....

Then again, my local archery guy has 6 bitz's on a lazy susan setup! Lol

[J. Colwell]

If you are lazy, would rather do things the easy way and don't like the headache then I would suggest you try these.

[12RingKing]

I liked the quickfletch for a little bit...

Mine cracked up on me. Do the same with you?

[boleman154]

I like the quick fletch

[Lowe]

Bitzenberger. Buy one and be done with it for the rest of your life.

X2

[Buckwheat]

I quick fletch. The first two(only) deer I have ever shot I used them.

[TxTechBowhunter]

Arizona EZ fletch mini.

X2, awesome fetching jig

[txtimetravler]

Arizona EZ fletch for me.

[dustoffer]

Bitzenberger. Buy one and be done with it for the rest of your life.

For sure!! Have had mine for 40+ years and not a hitch

[Reaper87]

Arizona mini

[LeftyCreed]

Looks like the two top contenders are the Bitzenburger and Ariz. EZ fletch. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction guys. Much appreciated!

[BTLowry]

I mostly use an Arizona EZ now.

Bitz is a good fletcher too, saw one of the old mail house companies set up before and it looked like 36 of them on a lazy susan setup.
I have used a Jo-Jan a lot too