Anyone use "Limbsavers" on their bow

[SS Snuffer]

If so where should they be put and do they work?
I know the right brace height and a heavy arrow is the best way to quite a bow but just wondering if Limbsavers work on longbows and recurves.

[Wudstix]

I used them on my DHH and put them at the end of the fades.  That was before I discovered the proper location of string silencers.  Combination was very quiet with heavy hunting arrows.  Now I just use string silencers, and all is good.
 

[GCook]

Yes.  On all many of my hunting bows.  End of the fades.  They make a difference.  If use a bow mounted quiver then it's strapped to the bow at the same spot and has the same effect so on those bows I don't use them.

[Joshua Polland]

I use them on my Hoyt Satori but not my BW recurves. They really help on the metal riser ILF.

[Steelhead]

If your not happy with the sound of your bow when you have tried everything to quiet it when shot give them a try.Cant hurt.Easy to remove and can be re-used with 3/M 2 sided tape.Or if you just want the quietest bow possible.

I put them an inch above the fadeouts.I have not used them for awhile.Tried them on a noisy bow and they quieted it down.

[SS Snuffer]

Thanks guys. I'm not using a bow quiver on this bow and its sounds a little loud. I'll try them thanks!

[McDave]

I'll use them on any bow that is noisier than I would like.  I wouldn't use them on a “classic” traditional bow, because I don't want to ruin the lines, but fortunately classic bows are usually pretty quiet anyway.  I place them such that they are on the non-working side of the fades, because I don't want them where they will reduce the bow's performance.