any of yall use limbsavers on your trad. bow?

[cpowel10]

I put some string leaches on a recurve i have and it made a HUGE difference in vibration. Its an older Ben Pearson. 62" 45# at 28". I dont know much about trad. archery, i just picked the bow up and put the leaches on there to see how it would help. Anybody used the stick on limbsavers on the limbs?

[Al33]

I have them on my Black Widow. Must be some awesome glue because they have never come off. I put them on trying to quiet it down but can't say they made a lot of difference.

[reviveourhomes]

I put some on the first custom trad bow I ever got but it didnt do anything. I left them on there just for the added insurance that it ever got dry fired but a broken nock or something (which has happened to me twice) it would absorb some of the shock.

[Slingblade]

I use them on my custom recurve and placed them so the string at proper brace just touches them...kinda like brush buttons that aren't on the string

[reviveourhomes]

Slingblade, you can lose alot of speed and performance habing them that far up on the limbs near the tips. If you put them right at the fades you should notice a pretty good difference.

[Slingblade]

I hadn't thought of that, but I can see where it would slow it down a bit. Thanks for the slap upside my head...I need one every now and then.:banginghe :o

[reviveourhomes]

Only reason I know that is because I had mine placed in the same location and someone saw it and told me to move them down to the end of the riser fades! LOL

[Slingblade]

Well, it DID seem like a good idea at the time.

[markland]

I put them on all my bows and along wiht 2 sets of catwiskers, the bows are very quiet. Not sure how much can be attributed to the limb savers, but I do feel they offer a little insurance in case of a dryfire or broken nock as stated before. I did some testing on my bows and adding the limbsaver at the recommended spacing on the limb tip did not affect the arrow speed noticeably thru teh chronograph, can't say I saw any difference, but seems like the tip placement would generate the most effect on them. Mark