🏆 Unleash Your Potential with Excalibur Ex-Shox!
The Excalibur Ex-Shox features cutting-edge Truss Dampening Technology that effectively decelerates string impact, significantly reducing shock, vibration, and noise for an enhanced performance experience.
T**Y
flew off
I've bought about 4 or 5 packs of these for my Excalibur crossbows. A Mega 405 and an Assassin 360. I read the instructions cleaned the limbs etc. I still had them fly off. Excalibur did take care of me with one set but I wasn't about to continually email them when one flew off. The set I currently have on my Assassin 360 have been on it for about 6 months or so. I used super glue on them. Weather that's what's keeping them on or not I don't know. I do like them and it does help quiet the crossbow some along with the rest of the silencing things.
L**S
Works very well
Surprised me how much difference there is
R**S
Small but nice
Easy to add to my xbow
P**T
Make sure you don't have wax on limb don't wax loop tip it will stop good adhesion
My excalibur crossbow.shocks stayed on fine thirty or more shots.great productMake sure limb has no wax where they go.press on firmly.
W**R
Wouldn't buy these
Easy to install with that said after installing them on my crossbow I shot a few arrows using my 20 yard pin instead of hitting the bulls eye the arrows hit 10 inches low. Best I can tell I lost about 30 feet per second on my arrow speed. But they were suppose help dampen the noise and I have to say they made a small difference.
F**L
They work great
They work great i put zip ties on mine i put them on my matrix grizzle i love them
G**T
Work to quiet the crossbow
Work good adhesive isn't strong enough added a couple of zip ties now there perfect
M**E
Works but doesn't hold…
Could be better. They make the crossbow quieter but flew off on the first shot. Could have used a better adhesive from the factory. Used the HDX (Home Depot brand) adhesive spray on the crossbow limbs and Ex-Shocks and seemed to hold fine afterwards. Old style seemed to work better then these.
