The compound shooters continuously search for a balance system to compensate the sight weight and the riser loss of balance. To satisfy their requests Booster offers three systems: the Balance System, the Offset Bracket and the new adjustable bar. OFFSET BRACKET SET Offset bracket for stabilizers, allows to compensate for the weight of the sight. Available also as a set with short rod and weight.
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FEATURES
Hybrid clamp-taper system produces an ultra-strong v-bar in a small, lightweight package.
Integrated quick disconnect (1” diameter) makes...
The new designed gripper by AAE adds to the already proven design of the original gripper. The tapered engragement offers maximum surface area...
Side bar for mounting a side rod behind the long rod or on the rear bushing of the riser with the screw included.
Fully adjustable both...
A single V-bar used primarily for compound bows to compensate for the imbalance caused by the off-centre firing window, the sight and the...
FEATURES
Hybrid clamp-taper system produces an ultra-strong v-bar in a small, lightweight package.
Integrated quick disconnect (1” diameter) makes...
COMPATIBILITY:
Compatible with all prime bows featuring the triangular sherpa mount on the side of the riser.
FEATURES:
Features a machined...
Mounting bar for stabilisers. Can be used in various positions and configurations, as a single V-bar or for double stabilisation in the direction...
The custom Mathews sidebar mount is a simple yet rugged design that allows you to balance your bow for individual needs. This ambidextrous mount is...
A single side rod adapter with virtually infinite adjustability on the windage. A laser marked scale on the side arm and a marker on the body allow...
The new Gripper Quiver Mount by AAE offers unmatched adjustment and stability for archers wanting to mount a back bar off the side of their bow....
Side bar for mounting a lateral rod to be fixed behind the central stabilizer or on the rear bushing of the riser thanks to the screw supplied as...
