Flu-Flu fletchings are special, heavily enlarged or spirally wrapped feathers on an arrow that create extremely high air resistance. As a result, the arrow slows down significantly after a short distance and quickly loses speed.

They are mainly used for historical or hunting-style practice, shooting into the air (e.g. clout shooting or flight exercises), shooting at moving targets (including small game hunting), or in situations where the arrow should not travel very far.

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