Trophy Ridge Custom Stabilizer Weight Set, Black

Trophy Ridge Custom Stabilizer Weight Set, Black

$ 19.99

Score By Feature

Based on 78 ratings

Value for money

9.56

Giftable

9.27

Delivery

9.20

Satisfaction

9.50

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Product Description

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Add or remove one-ounce weights to easily adjust the weight of your bow hunting stabilizer.

Four one-ounce weights and a three-inch extension rod with 5/16" x 24 threads are included in the set.

Anodized aluminum construction ensures long-term durability.

Designed to work with any Trophy Ridge Hitman or Static stabilizer on the front or side.

Stackable design for convenience

Questions & Answers

When is this item expected to be available again?

They're available right now. Thanks.

How big is the weight's circumference?

1 and a sixteenth of an inch

Is the stabilizer made longer with this item?

Yes, it does if you're adding it to your current weights.

Selected User Reviews For Trophy Ridge Custom Stabilizer Weight Set, Black

Non- The weights are about an ounce each but take a non-standard bolt, which is very cheap

3/5

a typical form For those familiar with the Bee Stinger aesthetic, the Trophy Ridge weights have a smaller diameter but are thicker. Also two-dimensional are the individual weights. The majority of the mass is contained within an internal piece that is bonded to an external thin metal sleeve. The weights themselves are fine; the threaded bolt used to secure the weights to your stabilizer was the source of my major concern. While the bolt's dimensions and thread pitch were accurate, the bolt's finish was abysmal. The bolt appears to have been cheaply painted with a rough matte finish that grinds when threaded. Worse, unlike Bee Stinger bolts, which have a hex/allen interface, the bolt is flat on both ends and has no tooling interface. This makes it difficult to install and even more difficult to remove once the weights have been snugged down to a clean finish (i. e. no bolt end protruding from the stabilizing bar's end). In hindsight, I should have just paid the extra money for better weights and a matching bolt.