QAD ultrarest or Rip cord? Why?

[KactusKiller]

Thinking of getting a new bow and wondering what rest to get. I'm done with whisker biscuits and my current bow has a NAP quicktune. I think I want a drop rest. Which is better and why?

Also, if I go ultrarest, which model is better? For the money?

[cjkozik]

Ripcord since 2007. Replaced the cord once. Their customer service is awesome. Your gonna hear people say when you let the bow down the rest falls down. It's all preference to me.

[shanesimmons]

I have a qad on my primary bow and a rip cord on my backup. Both seem to function well but the qad is smoother and doesn't hit as hard on release. Both a great choice though

[TexasCanesFan]

QAD HDX. Very little pressure on cord in last 1/2" or so of draw cycle to rotate it into firing position.

Best simple hunting rest IMO.

[KactusKiller]

Thanks

[bossbowman]

Chevy or Ford, they both work well, I use the QAD, my brother uses a ripcord, its just personal preference.

[THETEXAN]

We sell more QAD Ultra rest that any other rest. They are smooth, FAST and have a breaking system to help keep rest from slamming down past level to shelf.

[donfish84]

Qad hdx. Like how the launcher arm stays up when you let down.

[rar15usa1]

Qad ultra rest.

[popup_menace]

Rip cord for me. Used to shoot a qad then found out it was bouncing back up after the shot and hitting my fletches. Ripcord solved that real quick

[hully1029]

They're all good. Dont count out the trophy ridge revolution. I like the revolution personally.

[ftwmedic]

I have a qad and like it. It has what they call lock down technology so it doesn't bounce back after your shot and hit your arrow and if you let down it'll stay up in a pre-launch position still containing your arrow