Long Stabilizers
The long stabilizers are 26″-32″ long (in exceptions a little shorter or longer) and are more often used in target archery than in field or 3D rounds, for example. The reason for this is simply that long stabilizers can quickly become unwieldy in a wooded environment.
But especially in the context of Olympic recurve, the overall length of the stabilizer system is not unimportant and can significantly provide the necessary calmness when aiming and shooting. Exactly which length is ideal for you simply has to be tried out.
At one end of the stabilizer there are usually dampers and individually adjusted weights.
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