I understand what ur saying. Ive shot about 300 arrows out of my whisker bisket and i dont see any sign off warping so far. I have a buddy that has used one for years and ive never heard him complain. If after a bunch of arrows it does start to fray, a replacement brush is only like $12.

ive probly shot almost 700 times this year threw my whiser bisket and its still holding up fine and no wear on my blazers i love it

Thanks guys that is what I was after. Like I say a buddy of mine loves his but doesn't shoot much more then a few weeks before season and season. I just wasn't sure the longevity of them. I appreciate the info... Our season in WV starts saturday and man I smell the blood in the air!!!!! God I love the Fall!!!!

Hey guys on a side note, anyone like the 2" vanes over the old and true? That will be my next move next year as well. Never shot them so haven't had a chance to compare.

Without a doubt...the Whisker Biscuit is a foolproof rest

You sold it... I am a fool and if you say it is foolproof then I am covered. I like the opinions for sure..

I have a whisker biscuit and I love mine. I hear it slows the arrow down a couple feet per second, but whats a few feet per second when you know your arrow is locked in and ready to go. I got mine last year and I shoot quite a bit with it, and there is almost no wear on it, and my vanes are all still in fine condition.

My nephew has as Wisker on his bow and has for about 6-8 years and i think he might have puta new disc in it..once i think they are a foolproof rest and a great idea...wish i would have thought of itim shooting one now on my old jennings bow and i throws a fixed blade Montec like a dart.....but the Guardian i jsut bought has a Trophy Taker FC Top Slot on it

Eerdog, yea man go with a whisker biskit youll like it, what par of WV ya from??

Last season I switched to the Hostage rest, made by Diamond. Now they have a Hostage "pro" which has a bit more clearance than the Hostae. If you are shooting blazers the Pro is for you. It is a self contained rest, except you only have contact with the arrow at 2 o'clock, 6 o'clock, and at 10 o'clock.
This saves your fletching from having any contact with your rest like the WB.