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NorthernMN

I got the light a couple of weeks ago. It makes the pins super bright. You could shoot in the middle of the night with no problem. The Nitro stix are no where near as bright as the light. I used the stix last year and went through a lot of them. Got to be expensive. The light will be way cheaper in the long run.

Orions_Bow

the blue LED' s are super brite & simply awsome in my book.

Dalejbrass

I concur........I have the light (which is actually made by PSE) and it works great. It is much cheaper and easier to use than the sticks.

Phil in MO

I heard, but have no personal experience with this so I don' t know if it' s true or not. I heard you can take one of the batteries to dim the light a bit. I don' t even know if it' s necessary. Just thought I would pass this along, maybe you can try it.

Capt Ray

Can any of you guys get me link to the light? Can' t seem to find it. Thanks

NorthernMN

Trophy Ridge Indiglo Wide Range LED
Made for Trophy Ridge by PSE, this light-emitting diode has a wider range than a standard LED, letting you light all the VIPINS™ on your Trophy Ridge sight.

http://www.cabelas.com - $14.99
http://www.trophyridge.com - $13.50
http://www.eders.com - $13.50

xibowhunter

i heard it lights up your pins like the fourth of july , but right now i found a source to get the " nitro" sticks 2 for 50cents .so i' ll just use them for the time being.

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eng40sqd

xibowhunter..are you going to share you source on the nitro sticks to the rest of us trophy ridge owners.. or are you going to keep it all for yourself??

I was thinking about switching to the light myself but was waiting to see if anyone else was impressed by it. But maybe, depending on some possible bargin information I will stay with the sticks this year!!