Anyone know how much the Hoyt Go-Stik set up weighs?
brendan's dad
Yes, use the truglo stand. I have the go Stix as well and your lower cam has to sit on the ground for your rig to balance with the go Stix. I use a 12 inch front bar in the lower mounting hole and can set the front of the stabilizer and truglo stand on the ground and keep my cam out of the dirt and whatever. Go Stix are a good idea but there are better less expensive options for sure!
The disconnect has a slight weight to it but the two removable carbon kickstands weigh next to nothing. Wouldn’t change the balance of the bow if you used them shooting or not.
I would say somewhere between 200 and 300 grams (sorry too lazy to unmount and put in on a scale ˆˆ)
I'm using them along with the 8" pro series stab.
The lower cam never touch the ground, only the Go-Stix and the stab. tip : https://www.archerytalk.com/threads/let’s-see-those-rx7s.6061652/post-1115420922
Shooting almost everyday with them on. Very happy with the product.
I'm using them along with the 8" pro series stab.
The lower cam never touch the ground, only the Go-Stix and the stab. tip : https://www.archerytalk.com/threads/let’s-see-those-rx7s.6061652/post-1115420922
Shooting almost everyday with them on. Very happy with the product.
The annoying thing about the Go Stix is the fact that the weight of the bow naturally wants to unscrew the bolt to the riser. I've used loctite, we'll see if this doesn't fix the issue.
Otherwise, I'd hope that Hoyt releases that Matthews looking one so I can buy it..
Otherwise, I'd hope that Hoyt releases that Matthews looking one so I can buy it..
Late to the party but, save your cash, Go Stix aren't worth it IMO. I run a 15" Cutter and the truglo stand for $15 is miles better, cam out of dirt and very stable. On a VTM34
Yea the go sticks are lame they loosen up all the time . Even with blue loctite. Bens stand idea is awesome. I missed the window by days.
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