Best wrist release

[justin davis]

What do you guys feel is the best wrist release?



I currently use a Carter Lucky. Carter has served me well.

 

[JasonWi]

I really like the Spot Hogg Wise-guy. The amount of adjustability in the length of the arm and the fine tuning you can do to the trigger speed/tension are both great.

 

[OBP]

Been shooting Scott for years, I think I have the sabertooth model right now, not 100% sure on that name though. Scott have been favorite release to shoot, lots of adjustability and they fit my hands well.

 

[Gman]

+1 on the Scott Sabertooth. It's all I've shot in recent time so can't really give a comparison to other releases but I like mine alot.

 

[Aron Snyder]

Really liking the Hamskea Drop Tine, but the Carter has served me well too.

 

[Wrench77]

+1 on the Hamskea Drop Tine. I swapped the head onto a Scott wrist strap because to me the Scott is more comfortable.

 

[shaun]

I really like the Spot Hogg Wise-guy. The amount of adjustability in the length of the arm and the fine tuning you can do to the trigger speed/tension are both great.

X2 but thinking about giving the Hamskea a whirl

 

[Juan_ID]

I am a Tru-Fire Hardcore fan. Shot a few since I started and the Scott's always seemed to be too "light" of trigger pull for my liking but other than that they're nice releases, just not for me. Once I found the Hardcore I stopped looking, works great for me...

 

[Elc1973]

Carter quickie for me

 

[cali_hornhunter]

Spot hogg wise guy love the trigger smooth crisp all around good release

 

[fire arrow]

Go to a pro shop and try them all. The one that is the most comfortable, and has the options you are looking for is the best one for you.

 

[Nick Muche]

The Drop Tine is pretty nice, I have shot around 20 arrows with it. That said, I like my Carter RX2 better.

 

[Rick Leathley]

I have not used a lot of different wrist releases but I really like the "wise guy"

 

[Ridge Ghost]

Love my Carter Quickie

 

[Manosteel]

Went to handheld relases this year, Carter Just-Bcuz and Evolution+ for practice, but before that, the Carter Quickie was real good for me.

 

[Nick Muche]

I am a Tru-Fire Hardcore fan. Shot a few since I started and the Scott's always seemed to be too "light" of trigger pull for my liking but other than that they're nice releases, just not for me. Once I found the Hardcore I stopped looking, works great for me...

I had the same issue with the Scotts! They are light as a feather!

 

[J-Daddy]

Like the WiseGuy . I've gotta Carter Like Mike coming to play with... RX series are great as well, Scott is solid just wish you could get them heavier... I shot the Droptine for awhile and liked it but they were hard on d-loops for me.

 

[Craig Van Arsdale]

Wise guy is s great release but I've been using the Hamskea drop tine this year and I'm liking it just a tad more than the Wiseguy.

 

[Bowhuntr64]

I have tested a bunch, but the Spot Hogg Wiseguy is my favorite. I really like having the post to hold on to, and the fold back feature, so it doesn't get in the way. I hated the way nylon strap releases flop around and bang against things or get caught on things. I really love the super crisp trigger as well.

 

[trkyslr]

Wiseguy!