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SpinEX

The 'take it anywhere' arrow spinner.

Out hunting in the backcountry and want to check that your broadheads will still fly true? Traveling for a shoot? That's what the SpinEX was made for.

Sale price $49.99

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Check Your Arrows On The Go

This low-profile collapsible spinner is perfect for all types of archers. Whether you are chasing elk in the mountains or competing in competition, the SpinEX offers peace of mind that your arrows will fly true. Spin your arrow on your tailgate or on the range for that extra confidence.

The SpinEX features:

  • Super smooth ceramic bearings
  • Anodized aluminum as its base

What's In the Box

  1. SpinEX arrow spinner
  2. Carry case

Specs

Overall Length: 4 1/2" collapsed; 6 3/8" expanded

Overall Width: 1 7/8"

Overall Height: 1 3/8"

Returns + Warranty

Shipping: Each of our shipments is insured. If a spinner arrives broken, simply email us within 7 days of delivery, and we will send out a replacement part for any broken piece.

Returns: If you'd like to send back your spinner, you can do so within 30 days. Buyer pays shipping.

For In The Backcountry Or On the Range

The SpinEX's unique design makes it the smallest arrow spinner on the market, allowing you to bring it wherever your shot takes you.

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Collapsible for Portability

Throw in your pack or keep in the glovebox for last min spin-testing.

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Expands for Easier Spinning

Expand the SpinEX out when you're ready to test your arrows for optimal wobble detection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What causes arrows to wobble?

Arrow wobble is commonly caused by:

  • Crooked inserts
  • Unsquared arrow ends
  • Bent components
  • Damaged shafts
  • Points that aren't perfectly aligned

A spin tester is the quickest way to diagnose the problem.

How often should I spin test my arrows?

You should spin test:

  • After installing inserts
  • Before fletching
  • After installing broadheads
  • Anytime an arrow impacts something hard
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