TRUGLO Updraft Limb-Driven Arrow Rest

Great entry level limb driver. Easy to setup. Cable has a bit of stretch as could be expected. Colored inserts could be more durable.

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY. Spend the extra money and buy the smack down. I bought this rest thinking what could be the big difference between the smack down. Had it professionally installed shot 10 arrows down it and the launcher arm snapped in half. The product looked like it was built well but the launcher arm is just simple pop metal coated in a plastic. I hope you all have better luck than me zero stars.

It is inexpensive but I guess you get what you pay for. While releasing an arrow I seen something drop from my bow. Arrow totally missed the target and lodged into a 4x4. When I checked the bow out I noticed the rest was not lifting when the string was pulled. The nut holding it together came off and the rest dropped right before I released the arrow. If you buy this, make sure you to use thread locker to avoid this from happening to you.

Ive had it installed for about a day shot 100+ arrows thru it, ill update down the road if i experience problems, but so far this rest has been phenomenal for the cost.I have this installed on my 2015 Martin Lithium LTD, which has a short riser bridge that limits rest positioning to a degree.Construction is solid, and well executed. the rubber overmold dosnt interfere with operation or adjustment in anyway, and atleast on my unit is well done with the mold lines, and flashing being minimal. I swaped out the red launcher...saddle?, for the blaze orange one...there are a bunch of colors that come with the rest, including black.Install was easy, i followed the instructions included with the rest. It states that the rest should begin elevating withing the first few inches of draw, and in the full downward position, when at rest when properly adjusted,. Setting this up was easy and quick, and took less than 10 mins.I set center shot with my bow square and an arrow. When set with the arrow centered left/right and nock 1/8" high my first shot was a perfect bullet hole. broad heads shot 1" left of field points, slight adjustment (made very easy by the numbered graduation marks on the rest), and both grouped together.One thing i noticed was that after shooting for about a half hour the activation cable slipped a little thru the clamp (i was a bit ginger in tightening it), I would recommend making sure you have it properly tightened and check it periodically to make sure it isnt loosening. I could see this causing a possible issue with vane clearance.Performance is solid, i tried multiple cock feather positions, and found no contact with any of them including strait down. Its a drop away, or pull away as the case maybe, and it performs like one. Arrows were spinning noticeably faster than with my hostage rest due to being unable to avoid some fletching contact shooting right helical (it was a choice between hitting the cables, or some of the brushes).The only thing i dont like is the truglo logo on the launcher arm, its rather garish, i have the same issues with their scopes. I did like the little color change insert tho, and after i install the flo orange/green strings n cables i think the logo will match quite well.All in all, im well pleased with this purchaseUPDATE!!!!I had to have the first one replaced as the set screw that holds the spring side of the launcher backed out from vibration and was lost. The replacement unit (THANKS AMAZON!!!), had the screws that hold the launcher arm in place back out, i took the entire mechanical portion of the rest apart and loctited all the set screws. This is still a great rest for the price but i HIGHLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU REMOVE ALL THE SCREWS AND LOCTITE THEM IN PLACE, OR ATLEAST CHECK THEM ON A REGULAR BASIS.

...I use a couple different limb driven rests on a couple of bows....this one works just as well as ones that cost me more than twice the money...

Ive put over 1000 arrows through this.Pros: the price, it works... mostly, comes with 2 limb pads & a pad for your bow to keep your arrows from making noise when bouncing around. It comes with choices of colors for the rest bit. Easy install, but read my install note.Cons: the cord snapped twice before I did multiple wraps around the launcher arm shaft (pic). When the down cord snapped, the arrow I was shooting at the time ended up chipping the launcher arm. The red bit wears out, mine fell off and I lost it so I replaced it with one of the other colors but they just keep falling off all the time now and I will have to glue it or something.Install: I watched the youtube video to see their suggestions and I ended up needing to do things slightly different-I wrapped the down cord around the launcher arm shaft 2 times before going down to the limb. The cord sheared off twice at the launcher arm shaft, multiple wraps stopped the cord from breaking.

Have this installed on my Bowtech Carbon Knight.. Has been nothing but problems. All my arrow fletchings are ripped from the contact. Also, the colored inserts (gimmick) that install on the launcher arm crack and fall off. This limb driven stuff is also nonsense IMO... Don't waste your money. I can't wait until bow season is over so I can throw it in the garbage...

don't waste your money or your time...your better off with a good whisker biscuit type than this piece of junk...My advice...either drop the coin for a good limb driven rest for minimum of $100 or save the coin and get a $30 whisker biscuit type. The time you will waste trying hopelessly to make this reliable and accurate is worth more than you will save on a good rest....

Buen precio, calidad y detalles

first shot was dead on and the second shot "Robin Hooded" the first, I would say this is accurate

Took a while to get this mounted... but works very well as a rest. The only thing to watch for it that the cord to the rest is under constant tension... the cord will stretch requiring reconfiguration.

Finicky to install and get shooting correctly.