If not what are some other good choices?

I still do. I switched to 2" blazer vanes last year because the longer 4" vanes were startin to warp a little. A guy told me it was because of the friction from the whisker biscuit. Now with the shorter vanes, no problems at all. I've shot some other rests, like the drop aways, and I like how they shoot, but I know if I got in the woods and had a shot at a nice buck, the arrow would slip off and I'd be pissed. Wouldn't wanna have to keep strugglin to keep an arrow on it, that's just me. I just like being able to nock an arrow when I first get to my stand and keep it in and not worry about having to make sure its up on the rest.

Thats kind of how I feel as well, so thats what I think im gonna go with. I remember when they were first really popular and how everyone HAD to have one, and then I thought that there were problems with fletching. Thats just why I was wondering. I guess I will have to try it and see if i like it or not.

I've tried different rests, but when I got a whisker biscuit, I stopped trying other rests and stuck with that one! I also love to get up in the stand, nock an arrow and not worry about whether or not the arrow is going to stay on when I'm pulling up on that big one!!! (Not that I've had that chance yet! But still...)

Whisker biscuit still.. same reasons as already said

That is all i have used for years. I tried a couple dropaways but even though I thought they were very nice I just didnt see any big advantage.

rick

I use the biscuit, and like it for pretty much all of the reasons mentioned above.

It's still number 1 on my "hit" parade...

We should all request to be on the same team in the contest, call ourselves the "Biscuit Boys". Nothin beats a Biscuit.

Mine too...I have them on all three bows