Lightest stabilizer?

[amchi]

Does anyone have any information comparing the weights of reputable stabilizers of the same length? Are multirod stabilizers generally heavier then single rod stabilizers or visa versa?

[Marcus]

The Vibracheck Freestyle is probably the lightest stabilizer on the market today.
http://urbanarchery.com.au/product_info.php?cPath=22&products_id=109

[amchi]

Thanks for that. I should have mentioned that I shoot recurve if this makes a difference.

[Marcus]

No, my wife shoots recurve and uses only Vibracheck stabilizers

[amchi]

Many thanks Marcus.

[Progen]

5 ounces for the 28 and 6 for the 34. Hmm, sure is light. Would a front rod like that need a bit of weight at the front to keep things steady?

[Jay.G]

wouldn't you mainly just want the centre of gravity, im not sure if its right so be nice :oops: , to be moved forward and then you can add more weights but since the gravity centre is forwarded the weight would probably increase the effect of stabilization :oops: :oops: never was really good at physic but be nice if im wrong

[recurve boy]

Eh? Ideally you want a really light and long rod with all the weight at the end.

[Leighton]

Eh? Ideally you want a really light and long rod with all the weight at the end.

at least thats what the theory says. :iamwithstupid:

[Jay.G]

Eh? Ideally you want a really light and long rod with all the weight at the end

umm i think thats what i said :-?

[recurve boy]

Eh? Ideally you want a really light and long rod with all the weight at the end

umm i think thats what i said :-?

Maybe. But it sure was a complicated way to say it.

[Jay.G]

yea definitely abit clumsy :lol: :lol:

[Patchy]

AEP probebly make the lightest