APACHE PREDATOR/HOG LED STABILIZER

Bright light but Narrow beam , probably why it lights the target up so well . Green light with your green 20 yard pin probably not the best idea , so I would switch your 20 and 30 yard pin so your top dot isn’t green . The dampening system could use some work . Definitely not as good as a normal stabilizer but fair , granted that I don’t have limb or string silencers on my bow . Light weight doesn’t weigh the bow down . Good enough to get the job done or a great price .

Okay,I don't usually leave reviews but first things first, this gadget is amazing. Before this I was duct taping a flashlight to my stabilizer for late night target practice (which works, but isn't a great solution). This changed the game on illumination......now, for the nitty gritty. Yes price is a bit high, but you are paying for QUALITY. Honestly, love the stabilizer. I notice zero difference in accuracy as compared to my normal stabilizer and no noise when shooting...however, the click is a little loud when turning the light on (this is not a problem for me as I am using it to target shoot at night, but may present a problem to predator hunters in places where the use of lights is legal for hunting) for me? 5/5 on everything but price point that said...I'd buy it again I actually used this to sight in a brand new bow in the darkness tonight so I wouldn't have to wait til tomorrow and this product made it possible, if you're looking for a lighted bow stabilizer. You found it!

This is a great product overall. I used to use a bowlite, but the company quit making the kind I like so I took a chance on this. Works pretty darn well, but after 8 months the wiring came loose and I had to send it in. paid for shipping and thats it. It only has one brightness setting (I prefer a dim and a bright). And sometimes the light comes on in my bow case so the battery will be drained when I hunt. Always carry some spares. Overall great light for a great price!

Good quality bright little light

I purchased this item, and when I received the light stabalizer, it was shorting out and barely responding to button clicks. When I would move the bow, the light would flicker on and off. I realized the connection from the leads to the trigger button was broken. So I sent the device in for replacement, and I received another one with exactly the same issue. I just cut the trigger's sleeve in the back and opened it up allowing me to resolder the leads to the board. Amazing product after that diy fix. The light is extremely bright and the weight is nice. Take from that what you will🤷. Thanks for reading my review🙏.

I love this hunting light stabilizer! It's great visibility and range works well on my compound bow! Thank you!

Extremely bright, worth the buy

Update: I was unsuccessful in repairing the switch and it's heading to the trash. I've used their stabilizer on multiple bows for several years, and will most likely continue to do so for years to vome. This is despite my complete disappointment in this product. The design itself is excellent and, unlike most of their competitors, it does not add a lot of weight or affect the balance of the bow. The execution how is just awful. The lense and reflector are so poorly sized that they rattle loudly with any movement. I was able to solve this with a small piece of double-sided tape on the rim, but for $65 I shouldn't have to. I thought the rattling was the only issue until I took it out to test how much it impacted my accuracy. The good news is not at all, the bad news is the light wouldn't turn on. I figured I put the battery in backwards or something but as I reached to unscrew it I noticed the switch wire was dangling. Or to be more accurate, the wire. The switch itself was still attached to the bow. So now I'm left having to resolder the wires to the switch or replace the switch entirely (I haven't cut open the housing to see yet). Rattling was one thing, but I'm 100% positive I shouldn't have to break open the soldering iron for $65. Lesson learned I guess. I love their stabilizers, but that is unfortunately the product I can recommend. TLDR; look elsewhere.