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12-30-2008 | 03:24 PM

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bigdeernofear

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RE: Favorite rest

does anyone use the G5 Expert II Arrow Rest?

12-30-2008 | 04:20 PM

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Huntinman23

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RE: Favorite rest

trophy taker pronghorn

12-30-2008 | 04:51 PM

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lifesadrag

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RE: Favorite rest

I've been using a Vital Gear Kaz Away since May and don't have a single negative thing to say about it.

12-30-2008 | 05:02 PM

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SCBigBuckHunter

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RE: Favorite rest

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ORIGINAL: MOhunter46

Limb driver. So easy to set up a blind man could do it. Trust me you cant go wrong with it.

Wayne

Ditto what he said. Its definitely the easiest to set up that I've found.

12-30-2008 | 05:03 PM

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bowtech die hard

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ORIGINAL: ZachCL

I have a trophy ridge dropzone, really like it. It was a simple set up, easy to tune, has alot of clearance, is completely silent, tough. Like I said I really like it,have had nothing but good experience with this rest.

Absolutely. I have had a dropzone for the last 3 years and I will buy another one if that one ever wears out. It's easy to maintain and like Zach said lots of clearance. A couple of drops of rem oil will do the trick to store for the season and it won't ever lock up. For the money I think it's the best rest you can get. Good luck man.

12-30-2008 | 08:23 PM

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W9ARcher

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RE: Favorite rest

Third vote for the Rip Cord. Make that four as I have both my bows outfitted with the Rip Cord. When I was shopping for a dropaway rest, the guy at Gander Mountain said the Rip Cord was the best rest and since they didn't carry it, he suggested I head over to Sportsman Warehouse. Nice vote of confidence sending me to a competitor and I couldn't be happier.

12-30-2008 | 08:42 PM

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niehenke

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RE: Favorite rest

I think that it depends on your bow. If you have a speed bow, you will limit your options. I attempted to use several of the rests listed on this thread but the vanes were hitting the rest. The limbdriver was the fastest for me for the 101. Good luck and keep your receipt.

12-30-2008 | 08:44 PM

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RE: Favorite rest

I have used Trophy Takers for 6 years and I just had a Limb Driver installed on my new 82nd Airborne 2day, at the advise of my dealer. I have to admit...pretty slick setup and I am shooting awesome with it.