It would be nice to see one of these systems that incorporates 2 stops at either ends of the riser , near where the limbs attach . I believe that would give the system "balance" , and the string would be more "parallel" at the time the arrow left the string .

Thanks for the tips guys.
I have a Jennings Rackmaster (not Rackmater Lite) single cam. I can't put and STS system on it, but I can put Jennings Shock Stop on it (same concept as STS system).
Gold Tip 5575 hunter arrows, 100 gr. tips

I took my quiver mount off after hunting season, so there is no vibration from it.

I hold my grip consistent all the time, so there is no problem there.

Bowhunter50,

Is that Shock Stop the one that comes on the Bear bows integral with the cable slide? If it is I can advise you not to waste your time and money. These are made of plastic and I have seen many of them break right where the cable groove is. That's probably why Bear supplies a regular cable slide with their bows. And I usually talk a customer into removing the thing right from the git-go.

This is my opinion on the STS. $45? look at it, maybe cost 5 bucks to make. These people are making a killing. Price is way to high for what you get. I have not seen all of the positive results that others have seen. Don't know why but I'm not. I have a hunch that this system will work better on reflexed riser bows. Simply because the arrow is gone from the string sooner. I see no improvement with a Protec, but on a turbotec it made a big difference. Just what I have noticed.

That makes sense , as you would think the string would travel farther with the arrow on it with a reflexed bow , probably why they are faster all so .