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Trophy Ridge® Drop Zone™ Hunter Arrow Rest
Features vertical drop technology, a free rack arrow holder, a durable no-stretch attachment cord, super-strong V-notched launcher, built-in launcher guard and a 3-position mounting arm with locking set screw.
Features vertical drop technology, a free rack arrow holder, a durable no-stretch attachment cord, super-strong V-notched launcher, built-in launcher guard and a 3-position mounting arm with locking set screw.
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i like the prong/fork rest. if not then i would go with the drop away. whisker biscuit is good too but arrow fletch don't look so good after a while.
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If you shoot your bow alot I would say a drop away rest. It is more accurate. If you shoot alot with a whisker biscut it will tear your flethchings off. If you don't practice much the whisker biscut is easier to operate.A:
This is a matter of personal preference. I have owned two of the Trophy Ridge drop aways and love them. However if you're a guy/gal who likes walking through the woods with an arrow nocked, then you'll probably want to go with a biscuit, or something that holds the arrow in place. There's actually a new rest on the market that acts like a biscuit, but retracts its whiskurs. It's called the Vanishing Rest from TriVan. I have two friends who put it on their bows. They say it's awesome. Only $90 too. Hope this helps.1 of 1
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