I.Q. Bowsight?

[Tx.Fisher]

Does anyone have experience's with the IQ bowsight with the retina lock? They look like a good product, but don't know if its worth spending $200 on a sight.

[awatsonjr]

I'd got with a spot hogg or armortech

[helo_mech]

it looks like a nice sight, but I've never shot with one......are there any product reviews on Cabela's?

[hogdaddy]

Maybe I'm just a little fashionista but I like to cordinate, silver only? no black no camo no way.

[TX_bowhunter37]

http://reviews.cabelas.com/8815/419443/bowsight-iq-4-pin-sight-reviews/reviews.htm

2 out of 5 stars with 10 reviews

http://www.basspro.com/IQ-trade-Bowsight-with-Retina-Lock-trade-7-Pin-Bow-Sight/product/10206452/-1688664

1 review

http://www.arrowarchery.com/iq-bow-sight-review/

I hope these help you

[rgb]

This sight seems like a gimmick to me......Torqueing a bow is a function of your releasing process, not your aiming process. If you are holding on target and aiming perfectly, according to your "retina lock" system, but still release the shot with a bad grip, you will torque the bow and miss your spot. I would think that for most folks, assuming their bow is setup properly, the tried-and-true approach of lining up your peep sight with the pin guard of your sight provides consistent & repeatable sight alignment. From there, avoiding torque is a matter of gripping your bow properly and releasing the arrow without imparting torque to the riser.