Apex Gear Apex Outpost Stabilizer Mount

A stabilizer that shifts is worse than no stabilizer at all. Your setup should hold the angle you gave it.

Most mounts hold fine on the bench, and the difference shows after a season of shots and travel.

Joints That Stay Put: No slip mesh teeth lock the joint in place. The angle you set at home is the angle you have at full draw.

Metal Through And Through: All metal construction. There is no plastic to question when the bow rides in the truck or gets bumped on the climb.

Repeatable Setup: Laser engraved angular markings show you exactly where the mount sits. Take it apart for travel, then return it to the same mark without guessing.

Steady At Full Draw: You come to anchor, the pin settles, and the bow sits balanced in your hand. The mount does its job by not moving.

The Mark Of A Tuned Bow: An offset mount set to a known angle says you tuned this bow on purpose.

Set your angle once, and expect it to be there every time you draw.