Carbon Pro New Generation Side Stabilizer

These are great quality for the price! Note you only get 1 per order still a good deal they look good and function properly they have weight that can be removed and space to add a few washers if you need more weight.

Keep and extra poly or plastic washer (any hardware store) on hand just in case the one supplied gives way. Do not use with soft rubber type washer. I had the threading on either the stabilizer, or these matching side stabilizers (can't rmbr for sure) work their way into the shaft of the stabilizer, so keep an eye on them, they are just set screws. Might be advisable to remove if you notice they are lose, clean with mild dish soap, then displace water with IPA, then reinsert the set screw using a bit of blue loctite. A drop of 10W-40 oil on the threading prior to first use helps too. Keep an eye on the weight at the end as it may occasionally work it's way loose. I tightened once and have never had the issue again. Unlike the main stabilizer, the weights on the ends of these side bars are not actually truely isolated stabilizers, that is, the weights are screwed directly into the shafts (passing through a seemingly pointless rubber mass), whereas the weight at the end of the main stabilizer bar screws into the rubber mass, and the rubber mass is then screwed into the shaft. Don't really thin it matters much. Only reason I give 4 stars is due to the set screws moving, which they could have solved if the factor installed with blue loctite, and the way the weights attach to the shaft rather than the rubber dampener. I like mine, and will be sticking with it until something catastrophic happens. Have used for apx 3000 shots now with no issues other than described.

The product view is of two stabilizers, but when we received it, we only received one. After paying shipping we aren't going to send it back or order another one to pay shipping again, but dissapointed. Please update description and fix picture. Very misleading.

This is a Great Stabilizer for the Price. I went with the 8" since I would be putting it on my PSE Evolve 35 hunting rig that doubles as my indoor target and 3D bow. Now it didn't come in camo I added that using a product called Mossy Oak Graphics and while the stabilizer comes with a 1oz weight I don't use it. I'm using a Yeseje 4 2 1 1 Ounce Freestyle Sport Plus or Minus Stainless Weight set that totals out to a little over 8oz with the screws that old the different weight sections together. A review by Charles h Russell states you need an adaptor to use this as a normal stabilizer. That's 100% false. This uses a standard 5/16"x24 thread size to mount to the Bow Riser so no adaptor is needed and on the other end there is a smaller size 1/4"x20 thread for weights shock absorbers and other things you might put on. It might be a little under weighted but that's what weight kits are for. It will also come with a little rubber shock absorber. the Rubber ball has a male and female 1/4"x20 for mixing and matching weights (as shown in my first photo and the one with my bow). Overall I have 0 complaints about this stabilizer, yes I put camo on it but that was cause I'm using it while hunting and all the shiny parts aren't really conducive to hunting and this isn't meant for that lol. It's meant as a target archery stabilizer.

I agree whither the the other on product description it is completely miss leading and your answer to one of the customers asking about him being able to use this as a regular stabilizer is wrong the only way you can is with an additional adapter so you only get half truths

Picture is used as a lie. They charge you the price for two but you get one, so it’s useless.

Excellent product worked great for me as a back bar

I knew before ordering that this is only one piece. But the picture is very misleading! It does not state in the description that it is only for one but yet had a picture of a pair. So I knock off a star for this. The stabilizer itself makes for a good side bar to offset the weight of my sight.