[Belicoso]

Did anyone test the ´´smoother draw´´ or is it based on just the mind game that as soon as rollers are involved it has to be smoother ?
I had the Payne roller a few years back and it was not measurable that it was smoother drawing at all compared, to the stock slide which was lighter in physical weight.

 

[Luke Cool]

The smoother draw and speed, with & without, have been tested.
One review I saw got like 2fps faster with the roller glide, and he said it was noticeably smoother.
Some of the reviews had a little more speed that that; i guess it depends on the bow, and how bad the roller was needed.
I've seen a lot of good reviews on the Payne roller too. Like-ability may be bow or perspective related.
Their increased weight should not be an operational problem, physics wise, for those devises.
The PSE and Payne ones are said to be very well made.
1 in 50 failures for the Saunders, for most archers, is still considered to be too much of a time bomb.

 

[Luke Cool]

The standard PSE slide is about $6. At $50, is this new Roller Glide worth the improvement you see to your bow.
Archers spend money on other expensive accessories like balancing systems and sights.
Many of us have bows the cost between $1500 and $2000 W/Acc.
It's amusing how much a little improvement is worth to some of us.

 

[b_fitnik]

This actually intrigues me. I've had some cable slide wear issues where my cables are actually eating through my slides. Tried just about every one except for the Bomar and AAE. The Hoyt seems to be holding up the best but would love to try this


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[shootstraight]

How's the noise?

 

[mn.moose]

I just sold one of the Michael Payne's slides and I have one on my hunting bow.... $50, probably not... $35 all day long. Oh and I hope PSE paid that man something when they basically stole his design.

 

[RGV hunter]

I just sold one of the Michael Payne's slides and I have one on my hunting bow.... $50, probably not... $35 all day long. Oh and I hope PSE paid that man something when they basically stole his design.

If they stole it, I don't think they paid him. LOL

 

[caspian]

who is selling these??

 

[GuntherChaconne]

I like it. I like it allot.

 

[Luke Cool]

who is selling these??

You should be able to get this roller glide for about $50 at any pro shop that sells PSE bows.

 

[Repair Man]

Where can I find the Michael Payne roller guide?

 

[lacampbell2005]

Tag...have an Elite that goes through cables pretty quickly. I beleive these will work, correct?

 

[Luke Cool]

If they stole it, I don't think they paid him. LOL

From what I understand of the patent laws, you have 7 years to make your money, then anyone can freely use the idea. Michael Payne started making his version over 10 years ago, but no longer makes them. If someone even made his version again, it’s not like they’re cutting into his profits. PSE’s version has its similarities, but it also has its differences.

Where can I find the Michael Payne roller guide?

He hasn't made a new batch in several years. You can find them for sell as used only.
AT Classifieds, or sense you ask, someone may PM you with an offer.

Tag...have an Elite that goes through cables pretty quickly. I beleive these will work, correct?

If your bow has the standard 3/8" diameter cable rod, yes it will fit your bow.

 

[b_fitnik]

Does anyone know how far these come off of the rod? Currently using a Hoyt slide but I get less clearance with it. Hoping this is a bit shorter than the Hoyt and more like the Saunders


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[Tipsntails7]

From what I understand of the patent laws, you have 7 years to make your money, then anyone can freely use the idea. Michael Payne started making his version over 10 years ago, but no longer makes them. If someone even made his version again, it’s not like they’re cutting into his profits. PSE’s version has its similarities, but it also has its differences.


He hasn't made a new batch in several years. You can find them for sell as used only.
AT Classifieds, or sense you ask, someone may PM you with an offer.


If your bow has the standard 3/8" diameter cable rod, yes it will fit your bow.

I don't believe that's how patents work, if they did companies wouldn't be paying royalties on binary and hybrid Cam bows

Edit- 14-20 years depending on the category

http://info.legalzoom.com/happens-patent-expires-20317.html



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[ChuckA84]

Does anyone know how far these come off of the rod? Currently using a Hoyt slide but I get less clearance with it. Hoping this is a bit shorter than the Hoyt and more like the Saunders


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I heard that they give the same amount of clearance as a standard PSE slide. I dont know about the Hoyt slides but I know the standard PSE slides do not pull the cables in as far as the Saunders.

 

[b_fitnik]

I heard that they give the same amount of clearance as a standard PSE slide. I dont know about the Hoyt slides but I know the standard PSE slides do not pull the cables in as far as the Saunders.

I have one on order so I guess I'll find out soon enough. Appreciate it


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[Coug09]

Does anyone know how far these come off of the rod? Currently using a Hoyt slide but I get less clearance with it. Hoping this is a bit shorter than the Hoyt and more like the Saunders


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Replace your cable rod with an offset one and then you're set. You can fine tune it then


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[b_fitnik]

Replace your cable rod with an offset one and then you're set. You can fine tune it then


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Yeah I should do that. I'll shop around tonight.


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