Trophy Ridge Hotwire Bow Sight

[@keystonecr794]

Just got the Hotwire. Works great, although I had to diy the 3rd axis adjustment with a piece of spring on one of the screws between the mounting bracket and the sight

[@l.i.archer5379]

I love this sight. I bought two of them off Amazon for $107 each, and I wish I found these before I found the IQ Pro Hunter sights, which are the same thing, but has the obnoxious Retina-Lock feature that blinds me at low light with the sight light on. I taped it up though, so it's better now. But this sight is half the cost and I will be buying more!

[@appalachianpursuit2924]

Can you just have a 40 yard pin without adjusting it?

[@RustyRichardson5]

Will Trophy Ridge make a left-handed version? I spoke with your customer service and he said there's very low demand. That's probably because the option isn't available and archers are going to companies like RL for a left-handed 3 pin.

[@OfficialTrophyRidge]

As of right now, it is unfortunately not in the works.

[@ExperiencedNovice2024]

Be careful not to lose the sight tape that comes with your sight. I can’t find any aftermarket replacements. I had to call Trophy Ridge to get more.

[@djlandreneau]

How is the “floater pin” used? I sighted in my 20, 30, and the floater at 40. Do I just use the floater for 40+ yards? I also have a CBE that I can use my floater, which is also set to 40 for any yardage between 15 and 80.

[@aaronnance4199]

I set up my first two pins for 20 and 30 then use the floater for 40, 50, 60 etc I like the sight picture of three pins better less clutter and like still having the ability to practice out at 50 and 60 for fun. Hope this helps.

[@djlandreneau]

@@aaronnance4199 thank you!

[@mr.skeptical3071]

Love a trophy ridge, i have a three pin micro by them