Alright, the countdown is on. Just got confirmation from my boss that my commission will be included on Monday paycheck so that means time to go do some serious shopping.

I just called and confirmed that my local shop has the bow in stock so the question is what to get with it.

I am getting a Hoyt Vectrix with the Trophy Ridge Dropzone rest and Rhino sight. So my question to everyone here is what stabilizer and quiver should I get? Also with a new bow it is time to get some good arrows. I have always shot Red Head Carbon arrows but want to upgrade to something worth shooting with such a nice bow.

Your suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

As far as quivers go, first you have to decide if you like a two piece or one piece. Im not sure if Hoyts have two piece quivers or not but anyway. I personly like the alpine softloc, or bearclaw quivers both are very nice and resonably priced. Stabilizer once again personaly I prefer either fuse or vibracheck, but you should try as many out as you can and see what balances the best and what works for you. Arrows, I like goldtips but there are tons of good ones out there. Id deffinetly go for somthing at least in the +/- .003 or better as far as straightness goes. Hope this helps, and good luck with your new toy.

Ive seen some Hoyts decked out the the fuse accessories and man do they look sweet! It would be hard to go against something actually designed for the bow.

i shoot gold tips and love them

Using the fuse 4 arrow quivers on both Hoyts I own, very balanced and bows shoot accurately - all of matter of preference but if you choose a two piece would seriously look a the fuse line

Thanks for the suggestions. I think that I am leaning towards the 2pc Fuse quiver and the 6" Fuse stabilizer once I get a chance to shoot with it on. I am still unsure of what arrows I will be getting for my new bow but most likely Beman or Easton. From what I have seen and read they seem to be 2 of the better brands.

Gold Tip Hunter XT arrows are a good sweet spot for consistency (+/- 0.003), durability and price.