HRCHCG Black Stainless Steel Arrow Rest Archery RH LH Recurve Bow Arrow Rest Hunting Shooting Targeting Accessory(Pack of 3)

If you’re a novice and you have a recurve that you want to shoot vanes off of, this is the rest for you. Applied correctly to my bow, it gives me about 1/2cm clearance from the shelf so higher profile vanes will still strike the shelf but lower profile vanes work just fine, especially if you orient your nock point about half an inch high. This rest provides excellent release for my arrows. My only complaint is that arrows do slide off of it quite easily but that’s more of a form correction issue than design. This is the only style of rest that I will ever need. Takes very little force to push back and immediately resets with the magnet.

My plastic one wore all the way through so i needed a replacement. These are good for the price and i would recommend them and buy them agian. My only issue with these is that the metal bar can move down and the arrow can slide off. Would be nice if they made it more sturdy so the bar could not turn.

This is a good quality rest that I would recommend, but I can't use it on my recurve. I have a Hoyt Hunt Master and the thickness of the metal retainer that holds the wire rest pushes my arrow out too far from the bow's centerline, so the arrow is actually exiting the bow at an angle greater than I would prefer. I don't know if I'm explaining this correctly, but basically it changes the angle of the arrow horizontally enough that when the arrow leaves the bow it's already heading in the wrong direction. I think this would work really well for someone with an aluminum riser and an adjustable rest plate so you can keep this on centerline with the string.

I am a Archery Instructor and bow repairman, I go though a ton of arrow rest, for my bows and others. I purchased these to give them a try and found they aren't quite up to my standards. They seem to have an adverse effect on arrow flight and the manner in which they are constructed has a tendency to fail. The unit is held together (on the backside of the rest) by peening over the pin that holds the collapsing arm in the front, however it has a tendency to give way causing the arm to move downward and dropping the arrow.

Pic 1 shows this temporarily simultaneously mounted with a magnetic design type pivoted farther back ($12, not recommended!) just to illustrate the difference in geometry. This one pushes the wire out of the way (pic 2), as intended. The other pinches the arrow inside and doesn’t really work (pic 3). I bent the wire up slightly and angled the mounting to encourage the arrow against the riser (plunger). This one is a good value and works well when cock vane is horizontal but I still prefer the capture rest design for knocks that are adjustable to parallel to cock (index) vane (i.e., cock vane is vertical, aligned with bowstring).

I have mounted one of these on each of two of my bows. In both cases they are remaining where I put them with no hint of looseness or loss of grip. It's easy to bend the wire to bring the arrow in line with the plunger without disturbing the mounting tape. So far, they have held up well and are a great value for the $$.

I ordered these needing a better arrow rest than the crappy plastic one that came with my bow. It definitely did the job, one of them came out defective but that's fine since It comes with more. The next arrow rest worked great and I've shot hundreds of arrows since then and it's still on.

I bought these for my recurve bow, the riser being a galaxy crescent sold by lancaster archery. The rest worked for about 20 shots and then the actual rest started to rotate and it made my shots severely inconsistent and made it really difficult to keep arrows on the bow. This is due to the pin that the wire rest is attached to no being secured to the mount properly with glue. I tried to remedy it by gluing the pin to the mount but after 2 times out to the range it was loose again. If your looking for a rest I have to recommend you dont buy this one. I have since purchased a Hoyt plastic rest off of lancaster archery for 2 dollars and it works 100x better than this one did. So overall, a simple flaw makes it unusable after a few shots.