atlasman

Still trying to decide what stabilizer I want to put on my Patriot.

One of the guys at my shop said he shoots a new Doinker and he gave it to me to try. Well it was an 11 oz BIG ' ol thing.........had to be about 10 inches long. I shot it and man I really felt like I could hold very steady and balanced.....but that thing is too big for the woods.

Does anyone have the new D2 hunter with the 2 rods in it??

Thanks

atlasman

No one?

TREEDOG

Comon someone has to use one, i been curious myself how they perform.....

ijimmy

I do . Its got 4 carbon rods and a weight at the end . Works very well , in fact better than any other stabilizer I' ve tryed on my mavric . It quiets it down considerably . They do cost alot though .

hdsanders

I use the Doinker D2 7" Hunter on my LX. Works pretty good. I have used various Doinker stabilizers and no complaints with any of their products.

eng40sqd

I shoot the 10" D2 and love it... I do not see any problems with it in the woods as long as you are aware it is out there.. but I have been shooting mine for a few months now and after getting use to the length I wouldnt trade it for any other...

TREEDOG

Any advantage/disadvantage to the difrent sizes?

Sagittarius

Here' s the coolest looking and best Doinker, the Elite model.
You can get one in 7" or 12"
It has the shock absorbing supression chamber.
Lancaster Archery sells them.


Sag.

Two Beards

I use the 4" D2 on my Patriot, in addition to a single
Sims module. Great combination. My bow is whisper
quiet and zero vibration. I' d give it 2 thumbs up[:-].

atlasman

Sagitarious,

I think that is the Doinker I was shooting at the shop. It was Looooooooooong but man I felt like I could hold steady forever with it. I was stacking arrows at all distances.

I just can' t see myself in the woods with that thing sticking out so far. I guess that is a stupid reason though because the Doinker hunter is only 3" shorter.....like that makes much difference.