You will probably like them as long as you like a light trigger. They are not meant to be shot with a medium to heavy trigger with the exception of the tuff guy and keaton releases. They are built to have more trigger tension adjustability in them than the others. I won the NW Mountain challenge in Idaho this past weekend with my friday night delight. Just know that the friday night and saturday night both are very short necked releases, and you will need to change your draw length or loop length to make them feel the same as your nock on release. The Whipper Snapper will be more comparable. Great releases, especially if you have not fallen for the misconception that a sear release is the only way to go. The linkage system is a far superior and safer design for shooting a light trigger. When you set sears that hot with no travel, any amount of wear in that sear can be catastrophic.

 

I have been looking at the Saturday night special

 

Also the thought of a sear letting go mid draw makes me nervous lol

 

I have the wise guy I bought used from the classifieds here. I like it. My Scott samurai has a lighter trigger which surprised me since everyone talks about how light the wiseguy trigger is.

 

You can adjust the trigger with the little set screw behind the trigger on your wise guy.

 

I have 2 Wise Guy releases and love them. Strap is comfortable and nice clean release off the d loop.

 

The wife and I use the wise guy. Awesome release

 

When it comes to spot hogg I think they make real durable wrist strap releases. Other than that everything is good at the price point but not as good as you can get in the industry. The hand held releases do the job but I’ve broken 2 already. They just don’t hold up like a truball or a Carter and don’t have the same adjustability and fit and finish.

 

2 weeks ago I bought a Wiseguy with the web strap connector. Really like it, find the trigger setting out of the box perfect. Was shooting with a carter chocolate addiction (?), very nice release, but like the open jaw, quiet reset, and wrist strap on the wiseguy better.

 

Got to love the wise guy, it was a big help with my TP no longer a problem and don’t know why but no longer a problem

 

I have both wise guys. Buckle and boa. Love it.
good luck

 

Anyone use the Tuff Guy?

 

Tuff Guy is a good release with substantially more trigger tension adjustment than the wiseguy. Lifetime warranty and your typical Spot Hogg quality. Great release and worth giving a try.

 

I tried a Whipper Snapper and just couldn't get myself to like it. It worked ok, but it just didn't fell great. I then got a Nock2it and loved that release. I prefer a little heavier trigger tension on a thumb release. Then I got a Stan Perfex and I love it even more, so the Nock2it got sold. I'll probably buy another Perfex for a backup.

 

Recently picked up a Keeton and am really liking it.

Wrist strap, handheld, best of both worlds!

 

Been using the Friday Night Delight for about a week now and love it!
At first I thought I wouldn't with the neck being so short and it takes me a few warm up shots to get my anchor and everything sorted when I use it but I shoot it really well.
I've thought about trying the open hook Whippersnapper because it has the longer neck but I'm afraid to quit on the Friday Night Delight.

 

I moved away from their wrist strap after i discovered the silver back. I has accurate with the wrist but wanted a new challenge. Never looked back!

 

Same. Hand helds are very addictive for some reason.

 

Have the Keeton/ wise guy and like 4 Saturday night specials

 

I shoot a spotted hog whipper snapper. I took the thumb roll off and just use the stem. I turned the tension up so that I can shoot it with gloves on and not risk shooting it.

 

Just purchased a spot hogg wise guy and can’t wait to start shooting it.

 

Bought a Wise Guy release last year. Love how light the trigger is

 

I switched to a Wise Guy this year after using a Truefire for years and I love it. The trigger is so smooth. I bought the BOA and I don't love the neoprene after a few hours of shooting.