LimbDriver Rest

[CrookedArrow]

Any of you use this rest or have used it??? Thinking of getting one for my Alpine. Supposedly easy to install as the cable attaches to the limbs not the buss cables/strings. Also suppose to be easy to tone ect. Any thoughts????

[Blue Tick]

Yes....very easy to install, setup and tune. I was using a couple and switched rests for some reason, idk why. I am going back to them right after hunting season ends.

[wassaw]

make sure to read the "adjust spring tension area" #5

hope this helps

[Txjourneyman]

I'm using the Limbdriver and like its ease of use. I'd buy another no doubt.

[raiderelkhunter]

I used one as my first drop away. It worked great, but when I switched bows and got a QAD, I will never again use the limbdriver. IMHO the non captive design of the limbdriver is a royal PITA when you have your bow laying in your lap and you are trying to keep your arrow from falling every which way it wants to....

[lbbf]

I have one and like it ok. I think I prefer the DropZone more. I just feel I shoot it better.

[k9trainer]

Love my vapor trail!

[Cajun Blake]

i have 6 of them

[VorTexan]

I have used it on my last 4 bows...great rest for accuracy. I also liked the DropZone as well.

[DDP]

I have one on my current bow and it seems like a great rest. Easy to install and setup.

[deerfever]

Great rest! You wont be disapointed. I own two.

[TEXAS 10PT]

I have used it on my last 4 bows...great rest for accuracy. I also liked the DropZone as well.

This is what they do the best....increase accuracy especially out to long distances.

[TexasCanesFan]

IMHO the non captive design of the limbdriver is a royal PITA when you have your bow laying in your lap and you are trying to keep your arrow from falling every which way it wants to....

It is no different than most all other dropaways.

Put a little arrow holder on the shelf and it captures the arrow.

I will not use anything else. Limbdriver all the way.