Does anyone now of a aftermarket grip that is thinner for a Switchback XT??
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I believe Barry (Bear) bought one from these guys...
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its true.....I purchased it from Dave at the aformentioned website and have loved it ever since. The grip is much, much thinner and with his different grip styles and patterns you can match to the way you shoot. I purchased the low wrist long nose and from the first shot at 40yds I knew I was going to like the grip. It has helped me with consistency of hand placement which translates to a more repeatable grip and arrow contact with target
Check it out and feel free to ask dave questions as he will work with you....also if you need anything I could help out as well. Changing the grip was really simple and after about an hour I was shooting my bow....the grip looks great and matches my camo on my XT
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Thanks gonna look up that website.Comment
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Check out Johnson Grips.Jeff Young
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Do you happen to know the website or something?? Did a google search and no response? thanksOriginally posted by jyoung View PostComment
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try shrewd or hicks
teamronComment
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another vote for the torqueless, i had one on my switchback and put one on my xt as well, great grips
i can get a pic if you want oneComment
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shrewd gripsComment
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Kelly the Mathews web site has a fourm and there are many pics of bows with the after market grips. The torque less is the one I was talking to Kevin about the other weekend.Comment
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ive heard lots of goodthings about tourqueless grips on archery talkComment
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Barry, post some pictures of your camo'ed grip.
I might have to get me one of those!
Tim, did you order your grip yet?Comment
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Gentleman,
What are Switchback XT's selling for new now?Comment
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Still between $650 & $700 ... depending on your area.
They didn't drop because of the Drenaline (if that's what you were thinking).Comment
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