Hoyt Go-Stix 2.0 Review

When Hoyt sent over the new Alpha X 33 to test, they added one accessory I've been eager to try for quite some time - the Hoyt Go-Stix. Specifically, the new Go-Stix 2.0.
I've never had a bow stand that worked well on a hunting bow before, so I was excited to install the Go-Stix and check them out.
Thank you to Canada Archery Online for letting me record this video in yoru shop. www.canadaarch...

[@tylermuhlenkamp3519]

Lucas I thought the legs were hard to adjust at first but then realized if you just loosen the screw a half turn on them then pull straight down on the legs and swing them to the position you want ,and not outward they adjust easily, I too thought you had to really loosen them then pull out on them at an angle but that’s not how they are designed to be adjusted. Hope this helps

[@PAKraig]

Exactly the same comment I came here to type. He'll figure it out 👍 Only improvement I can think of is if they could somehow make them ANY lighter. But not sure that's possible. Awesome product. Ask your Hoyt dealer for his "cash price." 😉

[@douglasvaughn9530]

​@@PAKraigI think they could make them lighter by using more carbon or magnesium alloy. I'm currently not using mine because I didn't like how my bow balanced and the extra weight. Still going to play with them more and see if I can make them work.

[@PAKraig]

@@douglasvaughn9530 I'm mostly impressed by how they don't vibrate AT ALL! Very well built

[@ArcheryTalkVideo]

Thank you. I’ll keep messing with them.

[@Jalexander61]

The new Go-Stix's are great. Have them on my Alpha X 33 with a 6" front bar. Can tilt the bow forward with the cams elevated...

[@joesevigny5508]

I agree 100%. In the Hoyt demo they work smooth like butter

[@anthonylubic]

Thanks for sharing…I like how you can use the stabilizer position 👌🏻

[@jayoglesby9685]

I have the first gen go stix n I like them

[@johndenver5029]

I have them as well but don't like that they use the cam as a 3rd leg.