Looking for opinions: Hamskea Hybrid Hunter Pro or Trinity Hunter Pro

[HandgunHTR]

Hey all. My nephew is going to need a "new" bow next season so I will be handing down my Revolt and getting myself a Core SS. I have been using a Vapor Trail Gen 7 on the Revolt, but that rest will be going with the bow. I am looking at the Hamskea rests for the new bow and like the features of both the Trinity Hunter Pro and the Hybrid Hunter Pro. To me, it seems like the only difference between the two is the micro-adjust capability on the Trinity.

For those of you who have used one or the other, what are your thoughts/opinions?

 

[billysmals]

I have used the Trinity for a long time. Used it on my Revolt before moving to a another bow and used the Hamskea Epsilon. I have not used the hybrid hunter pro. I guess it comes down to how much you value the micro adjust? I wanted it and used it as it helps setting things up to make smaller more precise adjustments. It isn't a must have though. The trinity is a tank. It's straight bullet proof. I would easily buy it again if in the market for a limb driven rest. The epsilon is good as well, it's a lighter Trinity, but it costs more. If you can find a used trinity you can get them for a good deal. I replaced the trinity for a QAD on the Revolt because I wanted to go back to a cable driven and the ability to raise the launcher for stalks.

 

[Mighty Mouse]

They’re both well-built, very robust rests. The Hybrid could probably survive being stepped on by a buffalo, and the Trinity could survive being stepped on by an elephant. Hamksea offers micro-adjust as a $20 upgrade on the Hybrid BTW.

 

[htlt_surfboards]

I have the Trinity and have zero complaints about it. The arm that sticks out and holds the actual fold down rest part is significantly beefier on the trinity. I also think micro adjust is a must have if your going to be shooting broad heads.