on my old switchback I had a tube on it and switched to a tubeless. I liked the tubeless alot better. One of my buddys was shooting a tubless on his switchback and you could hear that their was noise from my tube when i shot. IMO a good string and tubeless is the way to go. Your not set up right or you dont have your strings broke in if you get peep twist.

I have had a tube pop off of the peep while practicing. If it could happen during practice, it can also happen during crunch time. It also made me nervous having a stretched rubber tube pointing right at my eye. Stuff happens... I use a tubeless peep now with W/C strings and never had a problem.

In the past I have always used the Shur-Zee peep (no tubing), this year on my new Mathews Z7 I went with the G5 Meta Peep, and while shooting I too notice it was twisting, my friend who set up my bow stated to me, you have the let the string streach then all will be fine, I trust what he says and from others on here they have said the same

[quote=Howler;3583037]And yes that really does hurt like HELL I had it happen to me 2yrs ago, hense the reason I switched to a tubless sight. The only problem I had with mine is I do not use a d-loop so I just had to put somthing on the string(can't think for the life of me what it is called right now) that basically twists my string for me as I draw back to line up the peep

I went tubeless this year. I had a lot of trouble with my tube breaking on me in inopportune times. I won't go back...