[goindeep]

Saw some harmonic dampeners in my bow shop today...they go in between the limbs on the Triax. I haven't seen anyone using them....not necessary?

 

[waipiopastor]

Was it a harmonic damper? I believe those are the round ones that go in the riser of the Mathews bows.
Or were they limb dampers? I use those on my wife’s and my Halons.


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[Jay sears]

Saw some harmonic dampeners in my bow shop today...they go in between the limbs on the Triax. I haven't seen anyone using them....not necessary?

I don't how that bow could get any quieter or any less vibration.

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[goindeep]

I should have taken a picture...it is like the old limb saver ones that go in between the limbs and has a round mathews dampener that hangs down. I have never seen one before today.

 

[leoncrandall74]

Axion limb dampeners with the harmonic stabilizer maybe? Did it look like one of these?

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[goindeep]

Yep...the top one

 

[ratrollin]

Like the one guy said... I not sure you can make that bow much quieter than it is...

 

[Jay sears]

Yep...the top one

Those have been around for a few years and they add weight to the bow that's not needed.

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[goindeep]

Thank you gentlemen...i asked for information and it was given. I appreciate the info!

 

[Tinthetimber]

Definitely not needed this bow is insanely quiet.

 

[LSUGOLFER]

I'm running Kinex Systems harmonic limb stabilizers on my Triax. I feel it makes a little difference. Zero vibration to negative vibration, lol.

 

[orangenerd]

what i the little nub one called?

 

[Viper69]

I've used limb dampners for many years on many bows but no need for them on the Triax imo. Save your money and weight

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