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Great googlie mooglie! I can see this one turning into a 3 page debate.

I can't believe you read that whole thing Range. You need help bro

I thought that this guy was gonna be a phony but that really makes sense and i am really thinking about getting a WB on my bow when i get it.

I accept that a rest that can get out of the way as soon as possible can be beneficial to improving arrow speed and flight.

However; a rest that surrounds an arrow and makes full contact with the entire diameter and length of the shaft and contact with all fletching/vanes that actually improves speed, flight, penetration....superior penetration, etc.

I have a bridge for sale. Article reads like seller/dealer propaganda

if the shaft bends (flexes) and the fletchings don't contact the rest at exactly the same time his rudimentary understanding of physics gets wolloped. also the idea that the contact is 'stretching' the shaft while it continues to move forward guided by the tip - thus straightening its flight, doesn't really add up - except for the 5 seconds i was falling for the sales pitch. but i've shot one - and i personally know its not as accurate as the tt, nap4000, of bodoodle game dropper for me.

Maybe the WB is a good rest, but a couple week's ago when I was in my local shop I seen a guy bring in his arrow's to get re-fletched because of the mess his fletching's were in. Maybe he wasn't doing something right ,I don't know but it sure scared me away from that rest when I looked at his fletching's every fletching was shaved and fuzzy looking .For a rest that does that I'd be investing in a fletcher as well as the rest.

nubo

Dang! And here I thought that article was gonna make a believer out of c903[&:]

Would he have gained more credability if he didn't have sasquatch on his background?

Sounds about as believable as a buck being spooked by soft throat grunts at over a mile