[ctmartinshooter]

Hoyt has a few grip options for most bows. But personally I shoot a bow without a "grip" -- the "grip" is bare riser. It's the best way to get consistency, IMO, and to keep from torquing your bow. And I don't know what you mean by "cock your wrist back." Pic?

 

[empaint3]

I second this question, I'm shooting an older Hoyt Ultrasport with the "panel" grips, and I hate them. Especially after shooting the new Bone Collector series and feeling those grips. I just want something different to hold on to. I've seen torqueless grips for just about everything else, but not for my particular Hoyt.

 

[Buster of Xs]

I second this question, I'm shooting an older Hoyt Ultrasport with the "panel" grips, and I hate them. Especially after shooting the new Bone Collector series and feeling those grips. I just want something different to hold on to. I've seen torqueless grips for just about everything else, but not for my particular Hoyt.

Nope, there weren't many grip options on that model, or any other models from '04 back. I like that grip myself, but do prefer the '05 and up sideplate grips. I've use the lower-wristed full grip and it was OK, but shooting the sideplates or bare riser work best for me. I always want less to hang onto.

 

[lyle.d.adkisson]

thanks guys and girls. what i mean by cocking my wrist is that with my bow arm out i hyper extend my wrist by trying to touch my thumb to my forarm.

 

[teed]

Lyle, that sounds like a recipe for difficult shooting.

Have you tried other wrist positions?

 

[camelcluch]

Rattler Grips.