[mavmike72]

How do you determine what size to use? Small Medium or Large
Mathews ultra max bow and im just setting it up. I don't no what arrows i need to be using either. Im wanting to use carbons tho. Thanks

 

[IowaSwitchback]

Med will work great...

 

[Foxtail-Offroad]

Depends on your arrows... Slim arrows like easton axis st's you would use the small, Carbon force radial x-weave pro's you would use a medium and easton fmj's would probably be large... You don't want it to be tight on the arrow, but you don't want a big gap either.

 

[Dale_B1]

Medium for carbons but if you don't know what arrow you will wind up with you can even go to the large and use any arrow you want.:wink:

 

[athomPT]

Depends on your arrows... Slim arrows like easton axis st's you would use the small, Carbon force radial x-weave pro's you would use a medium and easton fmj's would probably be large... You don't want it to be tight on the arrow, but you don't want a big gap either.

+1 what he said. YOu see a slight "cresant moon" shape of space above the arrow.

 

[Dale_B1]

Actually bigger does not effect arrow flight like too small would. The support whiskers on all the openings are the same height. I would rather have a very large opening any day. But then again it is not my favorite rest.:wink:

 

[elkslaya]

Depends on your arrows... Slim arrows like easton axis st's you would use the small, Carbon force radial x-weave pro's you would use a medium and easton fmj's would probably be large... You don't want it to be tight on the arrow, but you don't want a big gap either.

agree. i have 2 different sizes on my 2 bows. st axis 340's and a small biscuit on my destroyer and GT 7595 with a medium on my 82nd. i tried shooting some 340's with the 82nd and groups were terrible. size the biscuit with the arrow.

 

[57Loader]

I like large with carbon arrows. I bought the medium the firsts time I got a biscuit and changed it out the next day with a large. I'm shooting GT UL 400's.