Best archery stabilizers according to redditors

We found 6 Reddit comments discussing the best archery stabilizers. We ranked the 6 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

1. Bee Stinger Sport Hunter Xtreme Stabilizer, Black, 8"

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Bee Stinger Sport Hunter Xtreme Stabilizer, Black, 8"
Sport hunter extreme - 8 inch - lost - new 2016Bee Stinger hunting StabilizerThe individual 1 oz. end-weights allow users to customize their stabilizer to meet the ideal balance requirements of their particular hunting bow.
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2. Trophy Ridge Static Stabilizer Black 9" Archery Equipment, Black

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Trophy Ridge Static Stabilizer Black 9" Archery Equipment, Black
9 Inch LengthUltra Light Weight Design comes with 2 Customizable Weights for Added Weight and BalanceBraided Wrist Sling IncludedUnique Design Allows Air to Easily Pass Through, Giving You a Steadier Shot During Windy ConditionsFeatures our Ballistix CoPolymner SystemStatic stabilizers ultra light w...
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3. Trophy Ridge Static Stabilizer, 6-Inch, Camo

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Trophy Ridge Static Stabilizer, 6-Inch, Camo
6 Inch LengthUltra Light Weight Design comes with 2 Customizable Weights for Added Weight and BalanceBraided Wrist Sling IncludedUnique Design Allows Air to Easily Pass Through, Giving You a Steadier Shot During Windy ConditionsFeatures our Ballistix CoPolymner SystemStatic stabilizers ultra light w...
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4. LimbSaver Tentacle Wrap, Black

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LimbSaver Tentacle Wrap, Black
Isolates vibration and bow shock from your handNon-slip material ensures consistent grip even while dampMade from LimbSaver's proprietary vibration-dampening NAVCOM materialInsulates against cold, heat, and vibrationQuickly wraps around the bow handle
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5. Polyethylene Glycol PEG Green Wood Stabilizer

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Polyethylene Glycol PEG Green Wood Stabilizer
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6. LimbSaver S-Coil Bow Stabilizer, 4-1/2 Inches, Black

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LimbSaver S-Coil Bow Stabilizer, 4-1/2 Inches, Black
Lightweight bow stabilizer with unique continuous spiral designMade from LimbSaver's proprietary NAVCOM material to dampen vibration and unwanted noiseCoiled design independently increases the surface area to dampen vibration for smoother feel, reduced bow jumpQuick and easy to install; for use in a...
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Top Reddit comments about Archery Stabilizers:

u/GunnCelt · 3 pointsr/Archery

Test drive a few. Keep them shorter, that way you're not catching on everything that grows out of the ground or cracking your buddy in the mellon. You can get a ton of recomendations with explinations to why this one is better than the other, like u/Grasshoppeh said, they vary from person to person. Personally, I use this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009O0LHCM/ref=twister_B015N0AD2G?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

u/M_Mitchell · 1 pointr/Hunting

I got a Bear Cruzer, with carbon arrows and lighted nocks. The guy fitted it to me and it feels pretty nice. 45 lbs but after practice I'll try 50.

Didn't get a broadhead target because the guy said field points are fine and the broadhead manufactures try to make them fly as close to field points. I too figured the difference wouldn't matter much but are we far off?

I don't even have broad points yet because they were like 40 dollars for a 3 pack so I'm going to get a 6 pack of muzzy 100's for 30 dollars.

If the difference between field points and broadheads are significant could I just keep training on field points and then find a range a few days before and use the broad heads to get a feel for them?

Also is a cheap stabilizer better than no stabilizer or is the difference neglible being not worth it unless I'm buying something much higher in quality?

u/unclejim1000 · 1 pointr/mildlyinteresting

http://www.amazon.com/Rockler-Polyethylene-Glycol-Green-Stabilizer/dp/B001DSZZ30/ref=sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1420698723&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=PEG+wood+stablyzer

u/mpypmyropys · 1 pointr/knives

I've seen people using this on larger slippery handled knives.
Probably easier than destroying the scales & pins and fitting new ones.

u/micahgtb · 1 pointr/CompoundBow

Grip tape is super cheap so try it out if you aren't liking the fit of the stock grip. I got a Trophy Ridge stabilizer and it works well for me, https://www.amazon.com/Trophy-Ridge-Static-Stabilizer-6-Inch/dp/B009O0JRYM/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1482119043&sr=8-2&keywords=trophy+ridge+stabilizer

u/iwouldrun500miles · 1 pointr/bowhunting

Ah nice, you'll have all kinds of options then! Lots of people like the B-Stinger stablizers, and I've heard good things about Doinker stabs as well!

If you're okay with a used stabilizer, check around on the Archerytalk classifieds. Can often get a used one in good shape for a better price than brand new.