Do you think a roller guard is Necessary?
#2
Hunter Dan7
I don't thik it's necessary, it probably makes the draw a little smoother and is less harsh on your cables. I've got one on my Mathews and it seems like a better design but who knows. It's more limited in it's adjustability or for the attachement of drop away cables than a standard rod type slide.
Looks cooler though.
I don't thik it's necessary, it probably makes the draw a little smoother and is less harsh on your cables. I've got one on my Mathews and it seems like a better design but who knows. It's more limited in it's adjustability or for the attachement of drop away cables than a standard rod type slide.
Looks cooler though.

#3
Roller guard provides less friction and more ability to preload the limbs at the same time vs a cable slide.
By the way that is the sweetest spelling of necessary ever!
(jk)
By the way that is the sweetest spelling of necessary ever!
(jk)
#5
I like the roller guide because on those super quite evenings you can hear the slide. I know a doe heard mine one evening an she did not make the trip to camp with me because of it.




