UV Stabilizers by Ultraview | JUST RELEASED

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Ultraview jumps into the stabilizer market with 30-inch and 15-inch rods made of ultra high modulus carbon, some weights and a siderod mount. The bars are super stiff, super light and super thin for optimum performance indoors and out.

[@SeaSaltMud]

I've never been less excited about a new product launch.

[@Matt-n-Gavin]

Bruh

[@muzikbj1]

They came out the gate with a high price point!!

[@raphael6488]

Look at the doinker champion stabilizer.

[@muzikbj1]

@@raphael6488 DAMN, I see.

[@lordcarnorjax8599]

@@raphael6488 The Conquest Archery Smacdown .500 PRO Stabilizer is even more expensive than the Doinker Champion at $465.

[@BowMadOutdoors]

Sweet! Thanks for sharing this! Can’t wait to try it.

[@marshallandgunner2775]

When you find the weight you want, should have an end cap to hide the threaded hole on the end of the weight .. will give it a more finished look.

[@jasonnester9514]

They sell em
At Lancaster

[@jeffhartmann2469]

Good looking set up.

[@martinludvik7505]

very,very,very nice video,and there's nothing for us beginners.👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗

[@wcwcgarner2717]

My Conquest control freak pro stabilizers wt the smacwrap tech are only a half inch bars. And they work great.

[@jasonnester9514]

I love my
Conquests

[@rickymontana]

Amazing, but 12 inc will drop in the future?

[@coconatti]

if you 20 ounces upfront will it turn into a noodle?

[@phoenixphilpot3922]

Do they buzz ?

[@James.712]

So these weights are adaptable to other manufacturers bars?

[@otheropinionssuck]

All bars are either 5/16 or 1/4 threads. I don't know of anyone making a proprietary weight system for their bars so it's strange to feature that as a selling point

[@LancasterArcherySupply]

Mathews Stabilizers use proprietary weights.

[@eyesintheskies]

Walking sticks for midgets are expensive huh?
I guess it’s a small market

[@SeanArcherXXX]

Almost like they designed it first, and decided to look for potential problems they're solving after. Like when in the history of bars has a side bar popped off due to vibration?!

[@LancasterArcherySupply]

It is common with certain designs.