I can't stand the whisker biscuit.....some people love them though, not sure why? Personally I don't see how they can stablize your arrow at all, i use a nap quicktune and am considering a drop away rest. I want minimal contact, for true arrow flight, I don't want my vanes touching the rest, which they don't on my quicktune and it allows for whe the arrow shaft flexes upon release, personally I'm wondering what draw backs are to a drop away. My understanding is the whisker biscuit is good out to about 30yards, and I want as much as I can get out of my bow.

I use the WB and i have never had any problems with fletching ripping off. Me personaly i like the WB.

I started out with prong style, hated it. Switched to WB, I like it a lot better, but from what ove seen, I would rather buy a drop away!

Wow.....I don't even know where to start with this,let mehelp you out with some of your misinformation.

A Whisker Biscuitcan be as accurate as any other rest on the market today, your "understanding" about the W/B only being "good out to about 30 yards" is complete bunk!

An arrow can stabilize just fine when shot out of a W/B.

Shoot what rest you want and speak of it's benefits but please, if you don't know anything about a certain rest don't just bad mouth it and spew misinformation that others my take as gospel because of something you "heard". Do a little research first please, don't just walk off the cliff with the rest of the lemmings.

i shoot a wisker biz. my theory is you go with the most fail safe methods.