Trophy TakerT3452 RH Tripwire Drop Away Bow Rest. Black

This is a great starter drop away cable driven rest and It's as quiet as the whisker biscuit. This is my first experience with drop aways and it was a bit challenging to tune as it does not lock into the cocked position. The installation was easy enough and although the containment housing is plastic covered in rubber the rest seems pretty rugged. My purpose for this purchase was to compare it to the whisker biscuit and blade rests and I have concluded that that there is no real advantages over the whisker biscuit. if you're shooting standard fletched arrows(not helical) and not shooting professionally the Whisker Biscuit is the way to go. I love it's simplicity and ability to securely contain the arrow.

This will probably be the only bad review I give maybe its this style because I know there are others of this brand that sell for well over 200 + but this is junk the fins of the arrow kept hitting the top gaurd had to adjust a little the after 5 shots the drop away locked up very unsafe and if you don't know what your doing you can get seriously hurt whisker biscuit the only way to go

Pro: action is smooth and consistent after install.Con: the plastic post that goes through the mounting clamp slips causing the rest to angle up. This causes deflection on my fetching after two shots. Having a replacement post made.Overall: budget buy yes. But is it worth spending the extra for one with all metal mounting also yes.

I bought this sight knowing it was less expensive and after I put it on my bow I realized I will never be able to accurately sight my bow, because this sight does not tighten up enough to keep the adjustments locked in.I'm with some of the other people spend a little more money and get a lot more quality.

Loved the rest it was here in a couple days it just didnt have the arrow guide with it as it was supposed to...have no way of guiding arrow into rest...dont know who to contact bout getting the item that was absent...

The bow shop near me said it was junk when I showed them. They were right. It wouldn't stay tight. Plastic spreads and moves while shooting. Just threw it away last night. Spend another 15 bucks and better quality

Rest set screw was stripped i noticed when trying tune install..ended up throwing in garbage

Junk

The windage bar and containment ring are a made of a heap plastic that are impossible to tighten properly. The mounting clamp is impossible to tighten enough to prevent the windage bar from rotating and the containment ring can not mount to the windage bar without rotating. This of course makes setting up the rest impossible as it continues to rotate no matter how well you try to tighten everything up. Spend a few more dollars and get a drop away the is all metal construction. Live and learn