12 pc PRO Pack Camo Whisker Bowstring Silencers for Compounds Recurve and Longbows Reduces Bow String Noise & Vibration 3 Assorted Colors

I’ve been buying this brand, the yellow packaged whisker string silencers, for about 20+ years and love them. Unlike other brands and cheaper brands these whiskers last for hundreds of rounds. In fact they last so long that the only time I’ve ever needed to replace them is after several years of use. The cheaper brands break apart and the whiskers become shorter with nearly every shot some not even lasting 50 shots. I’ve learned my lesson and am sticking with the yellow label whiskers. No more saving a few bucks as it’s just not worth it. Buy these and shoot away without worry. Not to mention this camo blend looks great on my recurve bow. And they take at least 70% of sound and vibration away. Performance is great and super easy to install as long as you have a few feet of serving string for installation.

Excellent product at a value.

There rubber.

Nothing to complain about here, just what I wanted.

If you prefer the cat whiskers over the other string silencers you can't go wrong buying these. I cut mine to about 1.25", just my preference, so from one length I can get three pieces. These are as good as any of the others I've bought/used so I am very happy. Tying them on isn't difficult. You can do an actual string tie or zip tie them on if that's more your speed. They work either way and feather out nicely after a few shots. Well worth the small cost.

I made the mistake of buying a cheaper brand of whiskers and they didn’t last. These whiskers have been through several hundred shots from my longbow and they are performing awesome! Highly recommend!!

When I was in archery competition I had one bowl that I really like to compete with and hunt with, it was a Jennings XLR , and we were only allowed to go up to 289 feet a second for most ASA events then,So I had numbers on my Limb boltsI could turn the limbo down a couple numbers to be in a proper feet per second for competition, then re-adjust it for hunting, the silencer I’ve ever used.

Requires some patience to install. Check out Ryan K Sanpei on YouTube for a tutorial. This method allows you to slide silencers around on string to find best placement, and quietest shot, from your bow. As with most things, it comes down to personal preference, whether these or other silencers work best for you. The advantage to rubber whiskers is they won't wet out and become waterlogged if you're shooting/hunting in the rain like traditional fur silencers.