Vapor trail pro-v rest

[txpanhandle32]

So i have a mathews helim and i have the vapor trail pro-v rest. The felt last MAYBE 50 arrows. any1 else have this problem? If so what would be something good to replace it with and where do you get it?
Thanks in advance

[Sideler]

Dr. Scholl's Moleskin Plus, you can replace it once a month for the next 2 years for $4.

[txpanhandle32]

Dr. Scholl's Moleskin Plus, you can replace it once a month for the next 2 years for $4.

Where do u get it at?

[oktx]

Where do u get it at?

Walmart

[Cantcatch5]

Mine lasted about that long. I contacted Matt (I think) at vapor trail and he sent me a new strip. I cleaned the rest well with alcohol and the new one has lasted hundreds and hundreds of shots.

[gduke]

Mine has lasted for several hundred shots and is still going strong.

[Stick'n'String]

How do yall like that rest? Pros and cons?

[txpanhandle32]

How do yall like that rest? Pros and cons?

I like mine except for the fact of always having to replace the felt lol.

[Loneaggie]

How do yall like that rest? Pros and cons?

Love mine. Only a few thousand shots through it. No felt problems or any other issues.

[Mudslinger]

Dr. Scholl's Moleskin Plus, you can replace it once a month for the next 2 years for $4.

Been using it since the 70's on 99.99% of every rest I have ever put on a bow.

[oktx]

I like mine except for the fact of always having to replace the felt lol.

Are you having contact if you are always replacing the felt?

[txpanhandle32]

Are you having contact if you are always replacing the felt?

Ive tried turning my vanes everyway. I current have the 1 facing up and 2 facing down if that makes sense. Im not expert so feel free to tell me if im doing something wrong.

[Loneaggie]

Shouldn't matter. Assume those with felt wearing out is where the shaft makes contact as you draw.

[Hornytoad]

What kind of target you shooting into. The residue from the target that adhears to your arrow shaft can errode the felt very quickly depending on the target material.

Try either waxing your shafts or using silicon on them, then use a small towel to wipe them after you pull them from the target to help clean them.

Maybe this will help.