Funny how these string questions appear. In general Zebra strings have a reputation for creeping badly. What grabs me by the gonnads is that they are made of the same material (BCY8125) as Winner's Choice and several other aftermarket makers, which creep hardly at all. It's all in the process used to "assemble" the string and then serving them.

I have used Prostrings and WC and both are superior to any generic factory offerings; and yes, I consider Zebra generic. The orst of the two settled down and quit creeping after 20 shots. I installed my peep and neither string has any rotation whatever. Both these strings have several thousand shots on them with no movement.

Now is where I ask a question. Why would one go pay $32-$35 for a Zebra that doesn't do the job when one can purchase Stone Mountain, Prostrings, Winner Choice, Vapor Trail, or a host of others for about the same price or $10 more at most?

Remember, your bow is only going to shoot as consistently as the strings on it. If they creep the tune goes south.