OMP Remedy Treatment for Recurve Bow

I’ve read previous reviews of the adhesive not holding. I installed the product & adhesive is holding fine so far. I took a couple practice shots but haven’t hunted in the cold yet.

I tried other cheaper brands but they don't compare to these, they won't stick like this brand and constantly come off. These have yet to come off of my limbs.Pros: They look nice.They help with arrow speed.They quieten the string.They add minimal weight.Being rubber they help with vibration.Cons:They are a little tricky to install.They make it harder to remove the string (if you don't want to take the string completely off and just slide it down the limb).If misaligned can cause accuracy issues.Add weight to limb tip.(not necessarily a bad thing)When you remove the string and put it back on it can be difficult to get the right amount of spacing due to string twist.All in all they are well made and do add to the functionality of the bow but they can be tricky to put on for beginner recurve/longbow users as you need to set your brace height correctly before installing them and for beginners a lot of us don't know what the proper height is for our draw length, draw weight and arrow stiffness. Just be mindful of this and they will work great for you.

Works great even on a high dollar custom bow that is supposed to have "no hand shock".After finally receiving my KG Carbon Osprey field bow, I noticed that it still had some slight hand shock, no matter what my brace height was set at. After tuning to the very least amount of hand shock without the OMPs installed, I then threw these guys on there. Wow. What a difference! All hand shock is gone, with the addition of string silencers there is no after shot vibration either. These really should be considered a "remedy" to vibration on recurve bows.Installation:Super simple. Just clean the area that these are going to stay with some rubbing alcohol and press them on. I know that the instructions say to have them only slightly touching the string, but I have found that having the string actually sitting on them at rest results in the most drastic effect. Literally a night and day affair. Installation time is under 5 minutes with cleaning and should be done with the bow strung and brace height set where you want it. I haven't seen any difference in accuracy nor arrow speed, which is good. They don't seem to affect shot at all, its possible that they help as I don't think about the shock and weird sound of the bow during follow through.FYI: if you find the OMP logo distracting (I did) you can easily use a permanent marker to cover them and make it all black. With this done they nearly disappear on your bow if you have black limbs. Friends have commented on them making the bow look more "fantasy" like and actually making the bow look better. Opinions of course.If you have even the slightest issue with hand shock or vibration with your bow, you should give these a try.-Upgrayedd

Not much instruction,Once you set them. Thats it or use new adhesive.

Pros: It’s total badass.Cons: After two shot, the thing flew off somewhere to god knows where. I’d recommend super glue...other than that, it’s a good product.

Had slight issue with the adhesive on the lower corners near the "OMP" writing. The corners want to fold up sometime and I have to keep pushing them down. I don't want to add glue because I don't want them predominately attached to the limbs. Seems to work on absorbing the energy a little to quit the bow. All in all I'm happy with the product.

I really liked these at first because they really reduced noise and vibration. Unfortunately, the adhesive stopped working after about 200 shots and flew off the bow when I released the arrow. I used alcohol and cleaned the bow surface very well but the adhesive just didn’t stick. Maybe I had a bad pair, maybe they didn’t stick because my bow limbs are not finished with a high gloss poly. Had they stayed on, I would’ve kept them.

HUGE difference with these on a Recurve, especially if you also add other silencers. If your Bow sounds a bit like a Musical Instrument rather than a Hunting Weapon, get these. They also can add a bit more force by stretching your bowstring even further. The only downside is the adhesion, but it's better than the other soft foam ones I've tried. All in all GREAT PRODUCT.