Quivalizer in a Saddle

[SouthernTierHunter]

I recently started using a Quivalizer, and while I love it and definitely notice the improvement in accuracy, has anyone had a problem with it being too cumbersome in the saddle? I have seen some members using one, just wanted to hear some feedback/suggestions.

 

[Nutterbuster]

I had to Google it. To each their own I reckon. I don't use a stabilizer, and usually carry a 3 arrow kwickee with 2 arrows in it. The 2nd arrow is in case I drop the first one!

 

[Jajtner01]

I have never used one but if seems almost too long. I think you could get better results using the 10-12" front and 6-8" rear bar.

 

[LAbowunter]

I've been considering getting one, I mainly use a 2 inch Axion so I have to imagine this thing will help with pin floating....

 

[Jajtner01]

http://www.archerylearningcenter.com/blog/stabilizers

This is a good read to get started on how and why stabilizers work. I currently am using a homemade front and rear bar made out of washers and cut down carbon arrows. It's not the best choice out there but 4 300 spine arrow lengths are quite stiff even at 12" and with washers I can adjust my front weight at fractions of an oz. And it's definately the cheapest way to do it.

 

[redsquirrel]

I had to Google it. To each their own I reckon. I don't use a stabilizer, and usually carry a 3 arrow kwickee with 2 arrows in it. The 2nd arrow is in case I drop the first one!

I've had too many times where I've had to use that second arrow. One time a third. Yea I always have 4 at my disposal