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2025-07-25 17:54:54
Mounted it on a hunting Bear agent Bow and went into the Arcgery league of my City. Good groups and precision after that. Stabiliser was compemented with a target sight and a blade rest. The whole set improved a lot and stopped me of buying a more expensive bow in the short term.
Bre
2025-05-24 13:53:28
I needed a lighter weight v-bar and front end stabilizer set up as I moved my Olympic set up to my compound and it was a bit too much weight at once. These were recommended to me as an inexpensive option to work with and I’m happy with the purchase. They have enough weight for me right now with as heavy as my Invicta is but I won’t feel like I’ve thrown too much away when I move to something heavier. They do what they are supposed to do and that’s what matters
Customer
2025-04-20 19:44:53
Fit and finish is great. Looks as feels good. What a great value.
Steven
2025-04-07 19:51:22
Tool much flexibility but works for beginners
King Nox
2025-03-10 18:18:42
Worth every penny! These stabilizers are perfect! After installing I had phenomenal groupings. Don't let the price fool you, this is as good as any $200 stabilizer!
KrissWolf
2025-01-15 16:13:02
As it comes out of the box, the weights end has a short stud (male end of screw) for mounting weights, and it is not good for adding your own weights because you have to do it in such a way that any extra weights won’t fall off.However, I figured out a workaround. If you use a tiny focused jet torchand just heat up the end of the screw, then you can easily remove the stud, allowing you to have a female connection point and you can use a longer screw for your weights.I previously gave it 3 stars because with the included stud, it’s only good for the weights it came with, not good for customizing weight. But now I can do whatever I want.I got 3 of these, a 10â€, 12â€, and 28â€. Now my bow’s drift is much slower and I shoot way better
Gordon L
2025-01-08 14:14:47
Delivery box arrived intact, but the original package was opened and the stabilizer has a slight bend. The product claims to be carbon but it has the feel, texture and coolness of aluminium. The finish is of poor quality (bubbles and dust in the paint). Choose a different stabilizer.
M. Black
2024-11-21 13:17:25
I ordered two of these (12 & 30"), figuring I'd give them a shot to see if I could save a few bucks on a 30" stabilizer and the reviews seemed decent. Even Lancaster sells these, and they don't typically sell junk (now I know better).Nope.I'm sure the short bars are probably mostly fine-ish for non-serious archers, but anything over a 12" should be avoided. The 30" was actually comical. I have no idea how anyone rated these 5 stars. I'm being GENEROUS offering 2.First, they're absolutely the least stiff stabilizers I've ever come across. I'm sure with a little effort, the 30" could be bent into a U shape and used to play horseshoes.Second, it actually *increased* vibration.. lol. My bow vibrated like crazy for at least 10 seconds after the shot.Third, do not even think about putting any weight on these. They come with short studs and non-stackable weights for a reason. Anything more than the 1oz, or whatever, that they come with would cause these to sag, droop, and likely whip around and smack you in the face.Thankfully I ordered a Shrewd S2 at the same time because I had the foresight to assume that these would be junk. Glad I did. I put the Cartel on for about 3 shots before it went back into the box it came in with a return label slapped on it.If you don't take archery seriously and just want to look like you know what you're doing with a long bar, knock yourself out.. these will be perfect to fool non-archers and give you the appearance of an archer, just don't bring them to the range or league otherwise you'll be laughed at.
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