[godwinmt]

I like the Hamskea hybrid hunter or target pros. A micro adjust limb driven rest is the key, and that hamskea strikes the balance between being slim and reasonably light, but not snapping launcher blades every time I blink like the earlier AAEs. The newer Hamskeas like the trinity are a bit too blocky and overbuilt for me.

 

[Cosa21]

QAD

 

[IDABOW]

I Still like conventional cable driven drop away rests. Trophy Taker FC or the PSE Phantom drop way rests. Not loud like limb driver, and just always work. I grudgingly have a QAD HDX on the xpetite. Only because I can’t get center shot without hitting the riser. One of the few downfalls of the xpedite. The other is weight. A Levitate “might” be the cure, depending on the short draw cams.

 

[MN_walker]

Limbdriver Pro V. Quiet and reliable.

 

[Dewboy]

Vapor Trail Limb Driver Pro.
Because they have a redundant spring to them. The actual internal spring + the spring steel launcher. So even before it drops, it has plenty of give, making it easier to tune if the bow is set up correctly. I have about a dozen on them on my bows and never have any problems with them except for one that I purchased used had a bent spring when I got it. Fixed the spring and never had any problems with it. They work so good that I never have considered changing to something else.

 

[IDABOW]

My pro v broke the launcher in half at the bottom of the v. And they’re loud. Other than that they’re fine.

 

[NineBowsArchery]

Trinity or Epsilon. Not sure the Epsilon was worth the extra money but they both work great

 

[BurdDawg1]

Hamskea Epsilon

 

[Chaza402]

Hamskea Epsilon

 

[Starlab]

QAD HDX & LD currently on everything since '09. Very light for Western hunting, compact and have been reliable. Limb Driver Gen 7 is nice but prefer ability to cock & de-cock rest without drawing. Ripcord Ace a bit heavy and not made in USA

 

[bigbucks170]

Hamskea Versa micro ..built like a tank when hunting no worries ...I have one on all my hunting bows
on my target bow I have limb driver micro elite never had a problem ever ......

 

[PNWArcher82]

I love the QAD integrate on my V3.

zero issues with it for a couple years and thousands of shots and hunting etc.

 

[Primeshooter67]

I have all the high end rests ya latest and greatest. But my fav is still G5 expert pro. Simple and no issues. Doesn't have containment but then again I don't on any of my rests. My qad hdx removed it, and hamskea trinity pro target doesn't come with it,

 

[Jon maverick]

I have all the high end rests ya latest and greatest. But my fav is still G5 expert pro. Simple and no issues. Doesn't have containment but then again I don't on any of my rests. My qad hdx removed it, and hamskea trinity pro target doesn't come with it,

I have had a couple of these and for real they are awesome rests. So simple its stupid.

 

[Road_Clam]

Hamskea Primer limb driven. Simple function, Hamskea quality. Set it and forget it for $125

 

[Joh03342]

Upgraded from the ol wisker biscuit to an integrated drop. game changer

 

[Ches]

A QAD is ok, but I didn't like having to insert the cord into my down cable and timing. I have had every Hamskea other than the Epsilon (don't think it's worth the price). I currently have a Trinity and two Hybrid Micro hunters. The Hybrid is my favorite for function and cost. I am a spring guy w/Blake Hitch and don't care for the rubber rebound dampener. With the Hamskea, I only need to put a finger on the fork to see if everything is still good. If it moves down I just tighten the cord a little. With a QAD you need to look at the line at full draw and if off, you should put it on a drawing board to reset. IMO. But, QAD's do shoot fine and have taken a lot of deer. Lock up position is also a big plus.
Ches.

 

[MbatsonZ7]

Hamskea trinity

 

[monkeywrench]

For all purpose I like the Hamskea Trinity. For straight up hunting the old faithful Whisker Biscuit is hard to beat.

Always keep a whisker biscuit in my tackle box for just in case situations

 

[Jon maverick]

Always keep a whisker biscuit in my tackle box for just in case situations

I second this !!