Trophy Ridge React H4 4 pin Sight, Left Hand

Great sight and price range. Very easy to adjust quickly. Definitely recommend.

Best sight I’ve used so far. Ease of setup is second to none.

Great sight great priced like the technology and ease of use plus the light is a great addition

The Trophy ridge React 4 left hand archery sight was easy to attach to my bow and to sight in on my back yard targets. I really like the rheostat light for low light situations. It makes a big difference to me. I have not hunted yet with this sight on my bow but am excited to take them to my deer stand.

Bought this sight 2 year ago and work great for awhile Intill I started shooting 60 pounds out of my rx3, bow seems to be to fast for the sight and is shooting high at 50 and 60 yards, and can’t seem to find a way to adjust the pins individually without bending the pins, if there is a solution please tell me

So far I have zero complaints, sight is exactly as advertised and sighting in and adjustments was very simple even for someone relatively new to archery shooting.

This was the first sight I ever bought brand new and I have no regrets. A very straight forward mount and pin adjustment to get started, and sighting in the pins really is that simple and accurate. Comes in very handy if you're the type to have several different arrow setups and varying weights throughout the year. Just a couple shots to re-zero your pin gaps and you're off and running again with ALL pins on point. This sight does offer all the necessary sighting in necessities including 3rd axis and bubble level, but isn't over the top as far as bells and whistles and keeps it relatively simple for the average shooter/hunter or someone who just wants a good sight to get the job done. The pins are bright and very visible in all sorts of lighting conditions and I haven't been anywhere where I felt a rheostat light was even necessary. Other options that I now prefer in my sights would bump this one to a higher price point, and those would be more pin size options and a more rigid body and housing. I've recently noticed that when I have it mounted to my bow that it appears to bend slightly out away from the riser, not straight and inline like it should be. Also I may run into consistency issues due to the body's ability to "flex" and bend with pressure. Not that I plan on pushing it against a tree or something when I shoot, but more of if I have it's stored in a case or something has been resting on it for a while or even temperature variations that allow for contraction or expansion of the sight and the amount of which it bows and flexes. And yes, you can see the mounting arm of the body flex and bend if you push on it. Like I said it's a good sight for the price point, but I still question sacrificing rigidity in the housing and body for having a lighter weight sight. In the class this sight is in I give it a solid 4 stars only losing the 5th star due to the flexing of the body and limiting the overall consistency and repeatability.