I've seen people tie limbdriver cords to the yoke before and heard it works pretty well. Could this also work with a floating yoke? Does anyone attach their limbdriver cord to the loop of a floating yoke? I like this idea because it really shortens the cord length but I was hoping to hear from someone who has tried it first.
A limb driven rest was made to hook to a limb. They work perfectly that way.
I had big concerns about the longer timing cord too. To the point to where I kept switching back and forth to a QAD until I thought I would just about wear out both of them. Then it finally became apparent that it's simply not an issue.
I go through some very thick brush and weeds on a regular basis at my happy hunting grounds and never once had an issue with a LimbDriver rest.
If you connnect the timing cord to any cable, whenever you have to tweek the tune of your bow, you will have to disconnect the cord. Not so when connected to the limb. In fact, you can replace the entire string and cable assembly without touching the cord IF hooked to the limb.
This is how I now set mine up and it works great. I use the soft side of industrial velcro to prevent the limb from being chaffed and to hold the cord more tightly.
