Trophy TakerRH X-Treme Pro Rest, Black

Installing the arrow rest was decently easy, and I am new to compound bows. Once I tuned my bow, all I had to do was re-sight in my 20-yard pin, and everything was ready to go. It feels very rugged. All the parts are made out of metal besides the arrow enclosure, which is made out of rubber. It is extremely silent when drawing an arrow. The only problem I had with this arrow rest is that I cannot get 2 points of contact on my PSE stinger. The small screw on the very end does not have any place to make contact with my bow. This is not a big issue, but I thought it was important to note. Other than that, I am pleased with my purchase.

The last one I bought is a little noisy. The first two aren't.One stopped working and I had to take it apart, reassemble it and now it works fine. I probably didn't have it timed correctly and strained the spring.One slipped/was pulled down a little bit from the position it should have been locked into affecting my accuracy so I tightened it even more and now it's fine.Overall a solid arrow rest.Easy to install.

I'd spend a little more next time and get a dropaway that I can prop up manually

Bolt that it came with isnt even long enough to pass through the riser. Granted its an older Martin youth model but the mount is standard. No nut not sure what the bolt would mate to unless this was made for some specific bow. I know it will not fit my kids or my martin maverick pro without additional hardware. Cant comment on how well it works till i can actually mount it.

I was looking to transition from a whisker biscuit to a fall away rest that also provided full containment of a nocked arrow. I originally wanted to use the Trophy Taker Smackdown Pro, but that is limb driven, and my Bear Agenda has a very small area on the limb to attach accessories. I was concerned there would not be enough travel to activate the rest. I found this rest which is buss cable driven. After reading the reviews here and other websites, I decided to buy the rest. Fit and finish are top notch. The rest is advertised to come with a cable clamp for easy installation. Mine did not, but a quick call to TT customer service and they sent one out, which I received in 2 days. They explained that they don't send them unless requested since a lot of them just get thrown out in lieu of using serving to attach the rest's cord. Everything installed easily, and tuning was done in about 5 minutes. The string clamp essentially auto- adjusts the length of the rest's cord. My accuracy has really tightened up that now I have increased my range. No issues with fletchings hitting the rest or with a "slap" from the rest falling. This rest is super quiet, and I can't hear anything above what little noise my bow does make. The rest comes with a silencing kit for where your arrow meets your riser, so there is no twang from an arrow bouncing on the riser. Because of the design of my Bear, I had to do some minor tailoring to get a custom fit (see photo). Overall, this is a great arrow rest, and Trophy Taker customer service was quick and courteous.

It’s a good fall away rest for target practice but not so much for hunting. Because the rest starts in a lying down position, the arrow likes to move and hit the side of the bow. So not the best in a stand and trying to be quiet.

Love the rest performs flawlessly.

Pass on this arrow rest, as it's not worth even the current on-sale price.It has a HUGE design flaw (several, really), involving the lever arm and internal spring, which is what is causing the internal spring issue others are reporting, here in the reviews.The lever arm is held on via friction, via a set screw (circled, in my pic). In turn, the lever arm directly holds the spring in place. This is, actually, two design flaws, combined into one huge flaw.If the set screw in the lever arm comes loose, then the lever arm will simply fly off, and, likely, across the range or woods, during bowstring draw. This, in turn, causes the internal spring to become entirely misaligned.The only way to fix this, when it happens, is to open the spring housing, realign the spring, then torque the lever arm set screw back in place. A more permanent solution would be to use a bit of Loctite on that set screw, but we shouldn't need to apply such a shoddy solution to a new product, especially given its intermediate target market.A third issue is that, during dropaway, the rest launcher bottoms out against the bottom of the containment bracket, which causes quite a loud snapping noise (like a large snapping turtle 🐢).It's really such a shame, because the action of the rest is quite smooth, making for accurate firing.I obtained a full refund of this item, and replaced it with a Hamskea Hybrid rest, which, while more expensive, is a much better product.

Received product as advertised but did not come with the limb attachment to set up as a limb driven rest nor did it come with a long enough string.

Perfect shipping. Needed to get it professionally installed and tuned though

quality build