Bowjax Magnum RizrJax Dampeners Black 2 pk.

My Bow is already pretty stealthy and quiet but I was looking to make it even more quiet to lessen deer jumping the string when they are on high alert. All I can say is WOWWW! THEY REALLY REALLY DID THE JOB ! Huge difference on an already quiet bow . Placement is everything. I lost no speed at all. These are well worth the money and I'd definitely recommend to anyone looking to quiet down their bow .

If you bow riser is thicker then 1/2” the 1/8” threaded screw that is 1.5” long is not long enough to catch enough to hold. I tried it for a bear divergent which is 15/16” thick and the threads barely caught. Was going to try to find a longer screw but just returned it. Not worth the extra cost or hassle. See pictures.

I got a new Diamond Edge 3220 bow last month and have been trying to improve its shock absorption. It's a solid limb bow so I can't really add dampeners on the limb so I thought I would give this a try.It works great. Combined with my new stabilizers, when shooting I can barely feel any vibrations.11/10

I've been having vibration issues on one of my bows. Since I shoot competitively, I have 30 inch front rod with 14 ounces of weight, and 15 inch rear rod with 22 ounces of weight. After almost every shot, my stabilizers would become loose. It was really annoying having to constantly tighten them. I realized that my Mathews TRX 8 doesn't have this problem, so it must be a vibration issue. So, instead of selling the bow out of frustration, I decided to try these out and they work perfectly! I shot over 100 arrows without having to tighten my stabilizers.It definitely doesn't eliminate vibrations completely. It doesn't turn your bow in to a Mathews. It also doesn't make it super quiet. However, it managed to reduce vibrations enough so that my stabilizers stay put, and that is all I really care about! I bought their limb dampeners to work in conjunction with it, but I found I don't even need them.Give this product a try if you are experience vibration problems. It add very little weight to the bow, and it doesn't really affect your tune or cause you to lose arrow velocity.

Solid product. Just received them today and shot about two dozen arrows with them on. They do definitely soften the bow release and quiet it down a bit. They look well constructed. Attaching them was a bit of a trick since my bow riser was wide. I actually had to back off the center threaded rod in order to increase the width of the two sides. Other than that it was a breeze to install

First I didn't know if i was buying 1 or 2 in a set. You do get 2 complete dampners for the top and bottom of the riser.Installed on a mathews v3 27, there was very little to no hand shock or noise to begin with. With that said, I didn't really notice a big difference with or without them. It was difficult to find a good spot top and bottom on the riser to attach them, the bolt could have been a 1/4" longer and it would be perfect. Anything to help with noise and vibration.

these are awesome. Despite being underwhelmed when I first opened the package, I gave them a chance and am very glad I did.I bought a Bowtech Realm and while I loved the bow it was very loud compared to my old Mathews Z7x. Saw these and figured I'd give them a try. Once I got them I at first could not figure out where I was going to mount them. Finally found a spot on the back of the riser facing me (the Realm has a unique riser design.) It barely fit but once I got it on it was like it was meant to be there. Very unobtrusive.Very obvious noise reduction in and outdoors, and also reduced hand shock. I've shot maybe 100 or so arrows through it since I installed it and it hasn't worked loose at all. Being that it's on the riser vs. being on the limbs, there is no noticeable reduction in speed. Great product, would give it a 10 if I could.

Couldn’t tell any difference in my bow with these. Granted, it’s an older SB-1 which is a loud bow in itself, but I was hopeful and honestly expecting SOME difference. Reading other reviews it seems to work great for other bows, but if by chance you shoot the SB-1, you should maybe just hold on to your $20 and start saving for a nice Hoyt or Matthews.