People say all sorts of stuff . Everyone is entitled to their opinion . Nobody may be on spot . I for one don ' t need to spell it outSentiments for Spez are low . <| sep |> Go pet some animals . Go hike in some wilderness or pretty country where you can be relatively isolated and just enjoy nature . <| sep |> Got to admit that ' s kind of disappointing for that to be in the game . I guess at that point you just have to accept fate and take your tumble . <| sep |> Put it this way you have 10 presents you can give out . <| sep |> You ' re delusional if you ' re blaming Jones . <| sep |> Tldr was tldr Drowsy rambled . Fastflight faster flight . Slight . For experienced fine tuning usually . Tldr I ramble when I wake up . But fastflight makes the arrow fly faster . It ' s harder on the limbs and can be louder but some archers like it . There ' s alternatives to achieve similar results like changing brace height . But the different is normally slight talking single digit feets velocity differences . If it shoots , you ' re good , imo . That ' s for experienced archers to mess with down the line for a slight competitive edge . From my understanding , fastflight string is string made out of a different material than the standard Dacron or natural materials string is normally made of . It has the effect of being able to launch an arrow at a higher velocity than normal . Hence the name . This however comes at the cost of a slightly louder shot , and more wear on the limbs . Some archers however enjoy the slight boost that the string can provide . Even faster velocity than normal means less contact with the arrow and less time to transfer lateral motion meaning it can also mean a slightly more accurate shot as well . However , similar effects can be gained by changing the brace height of the bow , although how much this can be adjusted depends on the string that you have . Some can only be twisted so much until they reach a point that they begin to bunch up . I ' ve just woken up and may be wrong but infinite loop strings are commonly manufactured and come as default strings but bunch up quicker , giving only maybe 12 dozen twists of adjustment . Flemish strings are the style normally made by archers themselves once they have a jig to do so and those can twist more freely before bunching up , but need to be waxed properly so they don ' t fray and come loose . Brace heights are determined by bow and though there are rules of thumb the manufacturer usually has a certain range it recommends . It can be fine tuned over time and as you do you ' ll likely find where the bow operates most quietly . This is likely where you ' ll want it to be but part of it is also personal preference . Keep in mind that adjusting this will change where your arrows hit , so adjust and then test from a short distance .