Quality Archery Designs QAD UltraRest Hunter Black LH

People have complained that this "Doesn't drop fast enough" or "bounces back up" but I am using a PSE Brute Force and slinging arrows fast as hell at my target. used some cheap 3 inch vein arrows to get everything running right, And it did definitely catch the veins a few times while I was adjusting it, but once I had it where it needed to be it has been flawless ever since. I have since stopped using my cheap arrows and started using my expensive Carbon express arrows and after literally hundreds of shots off this rest, not a single time has it "Dropped too slowly" or "Bounced back up" and messed my shot up. Im maintaining a 2 inch group at 20 yards currently and have zeroed my 10 and 20 yard sight pins. This was censored for content but contains nothing that would justify a censor

Nice rest

Had plenty of these always a good product from qad.

I set this drop away rest in about 30 minutes. It is very easy to set up if you follow the instructions after viewing the setup CD that comes with it.I had to add a Quality Archery Design® Ultra-Nok(tm) XL to my Craze bow as the X7 fat arrows needed a higher nocking point.I tested the drop away and tuned the system firing though paper and it works perfectly. I did have to rotate my nock slightly to prevent the fletches from contacting the bow, but once set up the system works. I recommend this.

Ok

A very good rest, easy to set up and tune. My Wiskers rest was a good rest, not much can go wrong there. Groups have improved with the Ultra Rest, and if that is your priority than the Ultra Rest Hunter would be a good choice. But, if you are a bit of a cluts and not fond of technology the Wiskers might be your best choice.

Works really well. The only downsides are that the flipper tab is on the left side and the fur squeaks after a while.

I got this rest in September and set it up easy enough. I shoot more than most I guess 2-3 times a week for at least an hour or more. By deer season the rest will sometimes stay in the upright position before drawing the bow but most times I have to put it in the upright position and hold it then draw my bow which is a pain in the backside. I will be getting a different rest after deer season to replace this one that wore out, and yes it was installed correctly, and timed right.