String Decelerator Kit

[thelep]

I'm looking for some insight on string decelerators.  I want to put one on my Martin Exile (2011 model) to help with noise. I'm interested in what products are out there and what suggestions  experienced bow hunters have when it comes to brands/kits they like the best.

[Jeremy K]

I did a quick Google search on the bow you mentioned ,I came across a few pictures all using the same one (as far as I could tell) and just using a short stab on the opposing side of the riser.

[Jeremy K]

I'm guessing you did the usual stuff first ,like remove the quiver and check the hardware for any noise?

[The_Real_TCIII]

Does it have a threaded hole on the inside of the riser?


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[thelep]

Yes and Yes to the questions asked.  I've done had my bow tuned professionally and done the research to see what is compatible. I'm really just looking to see what other bow hunters use/like

[The_Real_TCIII]

Check out the BowRattler, looks simple and clean


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[Jeremy K]

My elites all came with them ,i never messed with any after market stuff. the pics i saw of the martin looked to fit in the riser factory hole.

[dbHunterNY]

limbsavers on limbs of some kind and limbsaver string leeches on the string usually does well.  if you need it quieter get a better string or at least keep it waxed with a good wax like BCY X-wax.  also bands or dampeners more toward the limb pockets on the riser help.  still not good enough then shoot a heavier arrow.  still not then shoot a trad bow or buy a new more quiet compound.

[rob-c]

on my older bows I allways  used the STS brand i had very good luck with them.

Edited January 7, 2017 by rob-c

[fasteddie]

I have a STS on my Parker bow and it does the job .