im looking in to getting a stabilizer but dont know a lot about them. I know there are two types one extends and the other is just a normal 6 incher.

I've got the non-extender. It works fine, although I'm not sure how much of an improvement it was over my hydraulic X-ring. It is lighter, though.

i dont know much about it but go to your local archery store and if they have a range they should and probably will let u try it out.

I like the doinker 6 inch flexable and adj. weight.

I use the Lore Stabilizer from C.A.P. It seems to soak up all if any vibration that comes from the bow.

It's a good stab, it will not only help soak up some vibes but the adjustablity makes it extremely versatile. I generally had mine extended out to the 10.5" slot for 3Ds. It's a good quality product, machined alum with the SorboDome rubber top and the OC rubber inside, weighs 9ozs and adjusts from 6.5 to 10.5". I think you'll like it, I also have several friends that use 'em with great sucess.

Thanks for the input everyone, especially Corned.
I am going to order one this evening.