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QAD Ultra-rest Pro Series HD gets my vote as THE best fallaway out there.

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Trophy Taker Shaky Hunter for me!

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Schaffer drop away is on all my bows

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Exactly!! I think the lack of full containment scares off several people from trying it, but I can honestly tell you after selling, using, and setting up several of the most popular models the Limb Driver is the Best IMHO.

Ease of set-up, consistent timing, and no resulting fletch clearance are the reasons. They will all work most of the time, but can be a PIA to get right at times. I would rate a few of the otherones mentioned in the following order.

1. Ripcord
2. QAD
3. Drop Zone
4. Trophy Taker

but like I said the Limb Driver is tops in my book. It's popularity is increasing all the time.

Dan

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I am suprised no one has mentioned the Trophy Ridge Dropzone. It is easy to set up and a fairly quiet rest. I added a NAP arrow holder to my shelf and my arrow stays put until I draw the bow. (I never turn my bow upside down.) I lay it across the front edge of my viper stand and the arrow stays put. Just a real good dropaway in my opinion.

LT

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I changed from the WB to the QAD Ultra this spring. I had a friend manufacture a stainless steel bar to replace the plastic one(the full containment bar) because the plastic was too flexible. No problem now.
QAD is an awesome rest but I don't have any input on any other drop aways.

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I use a Trophy Ridge Dropzone on my General. Works good, but I think it is loud. I took it apart and put some of that soft stick-on camo material under where the drop arm hits.Its alot quieter now, but I still think Im going to get a QAD Ultra rest.

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I used and shot a friends "Spott-Hogg" Whammy...It was great and I went and bought one for my new bow (Diamond by Botech)

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I think you can get 100 different answers and they are all what the individual likes best, be it a Limb Driver, Muzzy, Trophy Taker, or a NAP, only you can really decide which one you personally like best. MOST are made pretty well. There certainly are a few that leave a little to be desired, but MOST are made fairly well.

I have a NAP QT2100 and TT Shaky Hunter Micro Adjust, and like both but the TT is a little better rest IMHO.