Bow dampers

For optimal stabilization, perfect balance adapted to your bow and maximum dampening efficiency, find here all vibration dampeners, all masses, all weights, all stabilizer accessories so you can achieve THE perfect stabilization!

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Beiter V-Box stabilizer parts

Beiter V-Box stabilizer parts

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EK Archery string suppressor rubbers

EK Archery string suppressor rubbers

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Elite rubber string stopper rubber (only new model)

Elite rubber string stopper rubber (only new model)

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Sanlida X10 compound sight scope damper

Sanlida X10 compound sight scope damper

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Description

What is the purpose of a stabilizer dampener and how to choose it?

The dampener is designed primarily to reduce vibrations generated during the shot, especially when the arrow is released.

It will therefore also decrease the noise of your bow, making it smoother and more flexible.

Without harsh vibrations returning to your bow hand through the grip, the shot is more relaxed, looser, more accurate.

Often made of rubber or silicone, they can have different lengths or stiffness. The draw weight and the weight added to it will define these characteristics: if you shoot with high poundage, with weight on the stabilizer, opt for rather short and stiff dampeners, and the opposite if you don't have much draw weight (less than 40#)

Between weights and stabilizer or between weights, the configuration will vary from one archer to another! Testing is therefore essential.

What is the benefit of adding weights to your stabilizer?

To stabilize the aim, you need to add weight and that's the whole purpose of stabilization, adding mass, but doing it correctly for a perfect balance of the bow.

Depending on your draw length, your draw weight, and the stiffness of your stabilizer, you will need to add weight and masses to it. 

In grams or ounces, it doesn't matter, as long as you find the right balance!

Note that adding weight will also make your stabilization more flexible and generate vibrations. It is therefore important to ensure that you choose a stabilization with stiffness consistent with your draw weight. 

Don't overload the bow, a recent study mentions a perfect balance at 69 grams per pound drawn.