One thing that I would like to add is that my arrows that I' ve refletched with my helical arizona E-Z fletch get torn up a lot more than the factory straight fletch that came with my arrows.
I' ve read that 4 degree offset and less are recommended for capture style rest and after my personal experience I must agree. I' m constantly refletching the helical arrows. It' s not ripping them at the base, but cutting the outside edge of the fletching. It will start as a nick and turn into a rip.
I need to get off my butt and order a smaller degree offset fletcher for my arrows, but was kind of thinking drop away for my new bow, so I' m undecided.

I will say this, everytime I hunt with the WB I get a little more sold on how it' s the perfect hunting rest. Last week while pig hunting in a ladderstand I was able to lie the bow across my lap with the arrow ready to go the whole time. And then when I missed my new bow holder and the bow went tumbling into the brush beneath my tree- the arrow stayed chocked up and ready for action! It' s darn near fool proof[&:].