YooperMike

My wife had a biscuit and just went to the Quicktune 2100 from NAP on her RintecXL. I shoot the same rest on my Old Glory. Works real good and the price is nice, about $50.

SPIKEHORN11

I had the same problem with mine. People would tell me that I need to get it tuned. Well I had three shops tune it and it didn't cure the problem. I also found that I would get inconsistant shots. It costs me a deer and that was it. No more.

I went with a QAD Ultra rest. Full containment with a fall away rest. No problems now except for my arrows shooting too tight and cutting the vanes.

4wheeldrive

i switched from a wb to a qad ultra rest its working great for me.

Abuelo

The archer's motto:

"The problem couldn't be me, so it must be the equipment."

kpsingleton

Get some blazer's and you won't have to worry about the wrinkling of the vanes. End of story.

For 3D and target I do use a trophy taker, but come fall it get's replaced with a whisker biscuit. When it comes to hunting I follow the K.I.S.S. principle.

And one more thing, the biscuit is very, very accurate, because I am sure someone will say it is not accurate.

dukemichaels

You know.. if I asked 10 different hunters on any single question of waht archery rest they use, I'll more than likely get 8 different responses.

Carolina Archery does not sponsor me, but I love the very accurate WB.

I do shoot aluminum, 4 inch vanes, and their is little or NO fletching problem! When the arrow is released the Wb opens much larger than the hole that is seen by the naked eye.

I am not defending the Wb, I just wish everyone could just get along!

jsharayda

I have been using the whisker Biscuit with my Switchback and Beman ICS 400 arrows and have never had a problem with it wrinkling or tearing off my vanes.

ultimag

great decision there turkeycaller

Mykey

If you're going to a fallaway don't overlook the new redesigned GKF Mirage. It's an awesome rest and imo the best fallaway hunting rest out there.It'swhisper quiet on the drawas well as the shot.

corey006

I have to agree with the other WB guys here...I have had ZERO problems with my Blazers wrinkling....but I also shoot feathers too and have zero problems as well.

For hunting it really is the BEST rest out there!

If you want a bunch of springs and cables and do-dads that can frigg up miles from home with the elk of a lifetime in your sights by all means go ahead with drop aways and such.

If you want fool proof simplicity and consistentcy shot after shot all day long......WHISKER BISCUIT!