Mathews Flatline VS Bee Stinger Microhex

[J.J.Boo]

Hi Guys,

So, I am looking for a new stabilizer and I am wondering what the difference is between the Mathews Flatline VS Bee Stinger Microhex. If anyone knows what is made better or what one works best (materials, vibration control, ect..). The price difference is big between them both and trying to us the best on my bow.

Appreciate y’all

 

[406unltd]

At my level of shooting I cannot tell the difference between my old b stinger and my new micro hex. So if it were me I’d just get the one you like best. I like b stinger and it’s just what I always go with when I upgrade. It’s not likely better or worse in my opinion.

 

[doncarpenter]

Hi Guys,

So, I am looking for a new stabilizer and I am wondering what the difference is between the Mathews Flatline VS Bee Stinger Microhex. If anyone knows what is made better or what one works best (materials, vibration control, ect..). The price difference is big between them both and trying to us the best on my bow.

Appreciate y’all

What are you looking for in a stabilizer? The flatline stabilizers don't really do anything other take out some vibration unless you get the longest one. I personally haven't seen much difference in pin float until I get about 3oz about 15 inches away from the bow. There are a lot of good stabilizers out there and to be honest, I would pick some other than the two you posted about. Bee stinger is nothing special, they just have a lot options and good marketing. The flatline stabilizers are nice but super expensive for what they are.

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[Billy Goat]

You get a little more vibration dampening from the flatline stabilizer with the harmonic thingy on the end. It's not that significant in my opinion, especially for how proud they are of those things.

The 15" microhex I have was warrantied, it got loose on the end cap. Made a click that drive me nuts. The epoxy loosened up a bit, possibly because it just has less area to hold it with, could have just been a dud too.


Honestly I can't tell huge differences with stabilizers twice as long as what you are looking at. You need stiff and light. When they are short the stiff isn't nearly as important.


I like the Shrewd RevX bars, but again, under 18-20" you aren't going to tell much difference in a rod that holds weight on the end.

 

[ShakeDown]

I shoot a 12” front microhex and an 8” rear on my VXR.

10” Wickstick front stab on my Vertix.

Wickstick stabs are the best bang for your bucks in my opinion.

 

[J.J.Boo]

i will be going with a 10 or 12 inch

 

[J.J.Boo]

What are you looking for in a stabilizer? The flatline stabilizers don't really do anything other take out some vibration unless you get the longest one. I personally haven't seen much difference in pin float until I get about 3oz about 15 inches away from the bow. There are a lot of good stabilizers out there and to be honest, I would pick some other than the two you posted about. Bee stinger is nothing special, they just have a lot options and good marketing. The flatline stabilizers are nice but super expensive for what they are.

Quattro Archery

Stability is so vital to consistency, we decided to overengineer the stabilizer.

quattroarchery.com

Cutter Stabilizers Shop

Our premium stabilizers are hand built in Denver, Colorado. Browse our precision hunting stabilizers to find the setup that is best for you.

www.cutterstabilizers.com

AAE Mountain Series - Arizona Archery Enterprises Inc.

Mountain Series - Shop the AAE Official online store. Secure Payments & Fast shipping - Proudly made in the USA. AAE is the world’s largest manufacturer of arrow vanes.

arizonaarchery.com

HUNTING BOW BUNDLES

******* STABILIZER WEIGHT SPECS *5/8" Button Head Screw = holds 1-2 of our end weights and still fits our stabilizer threads *1" Button Head Screw = holds 2-4 of our end weights *1-1/4" Button Head Screw = holds 3-5 of our end weights *1-1/2" Button Head Screw = holds 4-6 of our end weights...

titaniumarcheryproducts.com

TELESCOPIC STABILIZERS

Our patent pending Crossover Stabilizers are fully adjustable telescopic archery stabilizers like nothing the market has seen before.

crossoverstabilizer.com

My absolute favorite option for stabilizing a hunting bow is the Option Archery quivalizer. It just works, some people think it looks stupid but it cut my overall bow weight by a pound.

Quivalizer - Bow Stabilizer and Quiver

Option Archery's aptly named Quivalizer™ reduces bow weight, improves bow balance and increases aiming stability at full draw by combining the quiver and the stabilizer into a single unit. No tools quick release connections allow the Quivalizer™ to be used like a one-piece quiver.

optionarchery.com

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out of the ones you sent what one do you like best?

 

[doncarpenter]

out of the ones you sent what one do you like best?

Like I said, my main hunting bow and my back-up both have a quivalizer.

If I was to pick a front bar/back bar stabilizer system it would be a 15"/8" from Cutter stabilizers with a shrewd Atlas mount. Or the AAE mountain series in a 15/8 combo.

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[drmatara]

It's quite difficult to know the difference between the two. But I just got a new 15" microhex last week and it's quite good.

 

[robertsdp2]

I have used both on my vxr and honestly can’t tell the difference