[Dale_B1]

To each there own but for the price of a torquless they are well worth it and I don't feel $50 to $60 is too expensive when I consider what I have into the bow LOL. Besides my wood grip is going to be warmer in the hand during those cold months besides they have more character.:beer::wink:

 

[RAZOR62]

I hear ya' but for the money these grips will be hard to beat. Very narrow (torqueless) profile. Wood looks classier yes but I'd guess that these grips are thinner and as a result may fit better for those who've settled for or prefer to shoot off the riser. I doubt that a sturdy wooden grip could be made with such a thin profile. It would be prone to cracking if it were. Like you say..."To each his own.":wink:

 

[Dale_B1]

Razor you need to check one out if you haven't. They are thin, well made. I've had mine on my bow for over 2 years------made so well I've never even glued it on. I slipped it on to see if I would like it and have never taken it back off.:beer::wink:

 

[RAZOR62]

I'll keep it in mind. I do plan on picking up a used DXT now that everyone's scrambling toward the Reezen and Monster. I've been watching for a good deal on a lefty. Thanks for the tip.