Southland Archery Supply Adjustable Archery Release Aid for Compound Bow Hunting Target Shooting Range Right or Left Hand

This was the first time using this type of release and it makes it so much easier. I'm 6'-5" and this release provided enough adjustments to allow it to fit my hand and trigger finger accordingly. I was worried that this type of release would get in the way, but once I had it on, I didn't really notice while hunting. During target practice, I never had an early release and the clasp seemed to grip the string very tightly. It also takes minimum pressure to actually shoot, which is another benefit. My only recommendation is that due to the Velcro design, you should get this set up on your wrist after you get set up in the deer stand as it will obviously make too much noise to set it up while watching a deer.

The release is great for the money but know that I did have to debur the jaws so it did not chew up the D loop

Yes it is a hair trigger, very sensitive. But when it's loaded with a pull it is very stout, I'd have it no other way. Metal construction not some cheap plastic release. Buy it, you will not be disappointed. There are a lot of releases out there, this one is the bomb. I will not buy another, only this one. I have shopped Bass Pro Shops and all my local sporting goods places, this one is THE BEST. get it stop looking.

Lower quality, and very very touchy. A slight bumb and it will release the arrow. I lost 1 arrow and 1 deer drawing back and it released mid draw because I bumped the release. I will save my money and get a higher quality release next time.

I'm changing my review to zero after 4mo, it misfired the last three times I used it with the last resulting a jumped string that's gonna cost me more to fix than the release itself. I'd say I got 1500 shots out of it.

This is very well built for the price and does its job well. It did take me a while to get used to the super sensitive trigger. It is far more sensitive than any gun trigger. It basically the definition of a hair trigger. It could probably hold up a Canadian dime, but no more weight than that. I haven't actually had a misfire, so it seems to be just barely enough.

Love this, definitely recommend it to anyone that shoots archery and is looking for a good release at a decent price :)

It was great while it lasted. It was my first onne i ever used, so i didnt know what a better one was like. After about 10,000 + shots it failed on a draw back and thank god i had an arrow knoced. After getting a scoots release i relized that this one was not so sensitive as tge higher dollar release. If you just testing out the waters this is a good way to go.