What release to buy

[cfortner]

I also would vote for just about any Scott release.

I'm confused by your question. "Getting out of bowhunting"?!?!? Were you going to have a blood transfusion? =D

[m'gobo]

It's hard to beat a Tru Ball release

[rocky]

I know this is like asking the best broadhead question but thinking that I was getting out of bowhunting I sold both my releases. So give me your thoughts on what release I should buy and why? Keep this in mind Price under $85 and also I've never shot anything but a wrist strap release. Fire away.

Not a thing wrong with any releases mentioned, but the Cobra Pro caliper with leather buckle strap is as good a release as you'll ever need.
I have three that I have adjusted to be identical in length and they have lasted and performed pefectly for over 15 years. All I've had to do was replace straps.
They sell for under $35 and at that price, you can get an additional one for a backup, and stay within your budget.

[maglite]

Good Info Guys Im Lookin For One Also!!

[GWHunter]

I believe shoot a truefire hurricane...no complaints yet

[Dc78]

Anything Scott, I shoot the Rhino, it's called Silverhorn now. This for stringloop shooters

[kyle1974]

I just got a scott shark a few weeks ago and like it. there are so many on the market, it's a tough call for sure.

[Sparzo]

the scott silverhorn is great...i use it without a stringloop

[41Chevy]

Oneida Polington Pro Grip

[dgrimesag92]

Fletcher Hunter

Bill...That is a great release....I have the same one and need toget another for a back-up.

[Bill]

Scott all the way.

I've shot my Itty-bitty goose release for many years with no problems. What makes it different and better than most others, is the release 'head' is attached by a rope to the wrist band. You can adjust it to be exactly where you want it, but more importantly, not being on a rod or rigid connector, it will move out the way easily if you want to put you hand in you pocket to get something. I've tucked it in when I had to climb over blown-down trees and needed my right hand to grab branches for balance, since my compound was in my left. Other style releases I've shot always seemed to get in the way like that.

[GregO]

x2

Scott all the way.

I've shot my Itty-bitty goose release for many years with no problems. What makes it different and better than most others, is the release 'head' is attached by a rope to the wrist band. You can adjust it to be exactly where you want it, but more importantly, not being on a rod or rigid connector, it will move out the way easily if you want to put you hand in you pocket to get something. I've tucked it in when I had to climb over blown-down trees and needed my right hand to grab branches for balance, since my compound was in my left. Other style releases I've shot always seemed to get in the way like that.

^^what he said.
Little Bitty Goose- best one I've ever used.

[Bill]