Trophy Ridge React-One 1 Pin Bow Sight

Let it be known that I'm not affiliated with any one, in any way at TR.Just someone with way to much time on their hands.This is my first product review on Amazon and find that the reviews on other products that I've' purchased from Amazon, very helpful towards my purchase. If this can save you some pain in your never-ending search for a quality bowhunting sight, then read on.I initially found this sight on You Tube. Then followed up on Amazon and had it mounted on my bow within 2 days. PRIME ROCKS. Very nice. THIS IS NOT A WHIMPY SIGHT. Everything about it cries ruggedness and quality. The all metal construction is solid and feels like you'll be able to walk through the woods and not have to worry about bumping it off zero. Durability will be revealed in time. If any of you have ever had an adjustable one pin floating sight, then you know how some of those sights are plaqued with being "sloppy." Not this sight. Nothing sloppy about it. Smooth and precise. After I had my pro shop calibrate the second and third axis to my bow using their sight jig to ensure the sight was level with the bow, it was off to the range. I have to admit, I was skeptical about the whole mechanics of the sight. The Engineers at TR really hit it outta the park with this one. You don't have to figure any of the mathematical nonsense. When their commercial indicates thats it mathematicaly impossible to miss, its true. The arrow trajectory "formula" is already configured within the stationary gears within the sight. If you have a bow that can shoot an arrow between 250- 340 fps, then you are money.I have a heavy setup, 500 gr. arrow chuggin along at 263 fps. I wouldn't suggest any slower than that. I have the sight housing maxed out, meaning lowered down, because of my heavier slower arrow. I could see how guys would be able to sight this thing in with only a few arrows. Anyway, just be mindful of the three separate positions on the site housing ring. If you are using an extremely light or heavy arrow, then adjust accordingly. Most shooters won't even need to adjust the housing if your (average) speed is between 250-340 respectfully.Directions call for you to sight the bow in @ the 20 then 30 yard line. But also states that if you can sight it in at 20 and say 60, even better. I found my sweet spot out to 70 yards. I'm getting paper plate size groups at 70. I haven't tried out past that, but with this sight, I have the confidence to push the limit. Their is no way I would have been able to consistently shoot out to these extended distances without this sight. Let me re-state that. I have never possessed a bowhunting sight that has consistently allowed me to shoot out at these longer distances. This sight should help you become more proficient as a bow hunter.The tool less windage and elevation features are nice, in that, you are not fumbling around and relying on allan wrenches to make the appropriate corrections to your dope in the field or at the range. Huge time saver, not to mention convenient.I have the .10 green pin and its plenty bright even in low light conditions. Just in case you need a lil more light on the subject, the sight comes with a three stage reostat light that offers more than enough supplemental light.I have, probably along with many of you, have a slurry of old sights sitting dormant in a mancave somewhere. I've had hunting sights from $200 all the way up to the expensive and overrated $400 Trijgicon. This sight, hands down, is the best sight I've ever owned. If you are on the fence about a single pin floater, I hope this review helps. Btw, not really sure about the other reviews refrence using the sight for 3-D. Never really had a "3-D" sight to compare it to, but I have shot this sight at several 3-D targets at various distances. The results were noteworthy in that, I feel comfortable using this sight in a hunting or 3-D scenario. If you are a 3-D freak, just be aware that windage and elevation rail move smoothly when adjusting as opposed to micro fine adjustment "clicks" found on other higher end sights.Finally, a sight with all the valuable features needed to accomplish consistent, accurate reliable performance. JS Burton Mi.

Mike's Archery Inc. Sent me a defective one.. put it on to shoot the R100. Thumb screw broke and it would not hold its settings.. They said contact trophy ridge for help. Not their problem.. Mike's archery inc is a fine example fly by companies trying to conduct sales in a faceless world.. Mike's archery inc is not at fault for the bad sight just the poor manner in not standing behind their products and exspecting people to go to real companies to handle what they should have handled.. I will be filling a complaint with amazon.

Works great you deff need a fast bow to be able to set the react pins correctly. But other than that I had to tighten all the bolts on the sight since it had a vibration when I put it on and had to live the slider cause it was really stiff and didn't want to move very easy

Put his sight on my Hoyt Faktor. Went to the indoor range to dial it in at 20 yds. Took just a couple small adjustments and its dead on. I really like the one pin over the mutli pin site I had before. Will hunt with it soon.

Yes, it's a little heavy. The pin is bright and adjustments are easy, I will not go back to multiple sights. Changing yardages takes seconds. If you could get over the weight issue get one.

At first I liked it, but my consistency when shooting got terrible. Put my old sight back on and shot great again , also made me realize how big and bulky it is. No directions hard to figure out at first. Waste of 90 dollars

Easy to use, very accurate. Bulky but worth it!

I have shot a lot of different bow sights over the years. No sight has allowed me to shoot 20 and 30 yards then 80 yards in 15 min, until now! Buy this and don't look back!