[buckeyboy]

No NO NO use a regular d loop the metal ones can hang up your release

 

[whack&stack]

i have never used one inquired about them and got bad feedback. bad string wear where they attach and cause erractic shots from what i was told. figured it was just best to keep it off my bow

 

[preacherjack]

They are noisy to me also

 

[Okie X]

No advantages.

Don't do it man.

 

[Xtorminator]

Buddy had one on is bow a few years back and you could dam near see the string oscillating back and forth after the shot. MAde me a non believer.

 

[Scoutknife15]

Easy enough, no metal loop for me. Thanks for the warning boys.

 

[Manhunter50]

Avoid them!!

 

[SCBOWHUNTER903]

dont use them

 

[200racing]

they void warrenties on some releases.

 

[OI_prostaffer]

Steer Clear!!

 

[sawtoothscream]

No NO NO use a regular d loop the metal ones can hang up your release

and the proshop gys said i was crazy. i had a metal one and every so often i would hit the trigger and the bow would take a little to go off and jerk like crazy. after i went to the normal loop material i never had it happen again

 

[IsHeBreathing?]

I used to use them 5 years or so ago. They worked great for me, as long as I kept an eye on my release and the loop. They would start to wear the D shape part of the release and that is what caused a hang up. Never had any string wear issues, but again, checked it now and again to make sure it was tight.

The do exagerate poor form. Sincethey are solid, they will transfer any torque you put in the string with your release/draw hand.

 

[Capt. Eddie]

Had one once, don't have one any more.

 

[Jimmy Ivy]

I had one and it knocked rough spots on cables as it rocked back and forth after shot. It also would hang the release every now and then and send arrows into parts unknown. Don't waste your money.

 

[apollo610]

Ok, I have to comment here. I have been using the metal ultra nock for probably 8 years and have not had any problems but my son has had some hang ups with his regular D-loop. I actually had to sand out his release to help the loop slip out when released. It may be a realease issue, but I have never had a hang up with my ultra. I know they will slow your arrow down some too, and I do have some string wear. I am by no means saying this is the way to go just giving my 2 cents.
I would probably go regular D-loop on my next setup though.

 

[cityhunter346]

Get this loop...

http://www.google.com/products/cata...=X&ei=JsJ4TcX2KMaw0QGF8pnuAw&ved=0CCUQ8wIwAg#

You never have to worry about it coming off when you draw.

 

[BLan]

I shot one probably 11 years ago on a Jennings Buckmaster bow. I never had the issues with my release hanging up, but I started to notice marks and wear on the top of the loop and in looking around noticed similar marks on the back of my rest. The thing was causing the string to oscillate all the way forward and hit the back of the rest.

 

[Dexipuss]

I hated the one I had. It move after so many shots, so I took it back.

 

[Alaska at heart]

Get this loop...

http://www.google.com/products/cata...=X&ei=JsJ4TcX2KMaw0QGF8pnuAw&ved=0CCUQ8wIwAg#

You never have to worry about it coming off when you draw.

Anyone else have an opinion on this endless D-loop? I've never seen it before and it does offer some advantages.