New Rest

[Brett B]

I'm in the market for a new rest for my Mathews Reezen bow and I don't know which one to get. I was leaning towards the Trophy Ridge Drop Shot. Has anybody heard anything negative about this one? One of the things I hear is the arrows fall when drawing the bow. Any other suggestions would help. Thanks

Brett

[Monie]

If you're not used to a drop away, the arrow WILL fall until you get the hang of using the rest. It takes time and practice. Once you get it down, you'll love it! You won't have to worry about groups being crappy, because your fletcings bumped the rest.

[oneshot]

I'm useing the sizzor rest by NAP I love the way it works and you won't have to worry about the arrow falling off at any time.

[firediver]

Sizzor is the way to go!!!

[ACPOSSETIM]

Another vote for sizzor, yeah it's a funky design but it plain works and the arrow cannot come off during normal use.

[Bow Drawn]

Quality Archery Design makes a great rest in the the Pro HD. Your arrow will not fall off ever and it's very easy to setup and then tune. It comes in camo too that will match the Reezon.

Now I don't know the NAP sizzor rest so I can not comment.

[youngbuck83]

Another vote for the NAP Scizzor!!!!

[Brett B]

Just looked at the sizzor on the nap website. Looks different, but I think I might give it a try. I have some one at work pushing me towards the whisker biscuit. Only really heard good things about it to. Thanks for your input.

[ACPOSSETIM]

I shot the WB for quite a while when i first got into archery. It's an accurate rest but the originals were hard on fletchings. I know they have improved but you still have fletching contact. If you like that style check the NAP 360 capture rest, similar idea but no fletch contact.