Hardcore 4 Finger Revolution

I had one of these before and lost it in the woods so I had to purchase another one. I like this release, it's easy to use, well built and I like the four finger grip. Always used a wrist strap on one before, but I like this one much better. You can leave it attached to the bow for a quick draw. By the way I did find the lost one after I purchased this one so now I have a back-up.

Wow!! I am amazed at how this little device instantly improved my shot!!! Let me start by saying I have bad wrists. I hurt my wrists years ago playing hockey and they have never been the same. I have been using a wrist release for some time now and would find that after an hour or two of moderate shooting, my wrist would be hurting. Not to mention the next day they were very sore! This was my main reason to switch to the hand release First off the construction is fantastic! It feels great in the hand, has a just the right amount of weight that you'd want in a device going in your hand. Smooth finish makes it nice to hold as well. Not to mention the mechanics of the device feel great too! I love that I can easily adjust not only the trigger position, but the sensitivity as well! That made it even more of a dream to shoot with! The swivel head design gave me the freedom to turn my wrist and place my hand at the right position on the side of my face to shoot. The first thing I noticed on my very first pull was how stable I was holding the bow string back! I felt like I could've held it for minutes without a shake in the arms! I shoot a 60lb pull so normally with my wrist release after holding the shoot to aim I would notice a little shake in my hold. Not with this!! My first arrow went high because I compensated the pull, I then adjusted the sensitivity to be nice and light and the next six were all within a 2-3inch group!! I was really hesitant to pay this much for a release... but let me tell you... it was worth every cent!!! I'd buy it again and again! What else can I say... I love it!!

I got this as a used product from Amazon....which brings me to the first potential issue with this product: exposure of the internal components. It was marked as "very good" condition but it did not work when I initially tried it. I opened up the release mechanism to find that something had gummed up the internals. So after pulling them out, cleaning, lubricating, and getting the spring and everything to fit the way it should have, I was able to test it. At first I viewed this as a failure by someone at Amazon to properly inspect the product but then I realized that this could also be seen as a design issue since the top on the internal parts are exposed and it's possible for foreign material to find its way in... However, this could just be a fault of all hook release style releases (this was the first I've ever used). Regardless, I'm fine with some maintenance so I pushed on to testing it. I had also ordered a truball max pro 4 -which is the release that I ended up going with. My main deciding factor? I have a camo face mask that I wear when it is cold out. It's not an ultra slim fitting spandex style mask so the material bunches up near the neck and makes everything pretty bulky there. The Trufire Revo felt very good in my glove while the truball almost felt small enough to the point where I could easily drop it. However, when I had my bow drawn back I noticed that it was difficult to deal with the trufire while I had my face mask down. I had to pull the bow back and then lean my head over to my peep sight. This wasn't nearly as much of a problem with the truball that felt almost completely contained in my hand. So the small form of the truball really won in my personal "worst case scenario" testing. Overall the trufire was a nice release but I just happened to prefer the truball max 4 pro.

Easy to setup and shoots like a dream. The wrist strap is optional and can be removed. Best release aid for target and hunting I've had yet

I bought a caliber wrist style at bass pro shops, and I hated it. Not knowing anything about releases, I asked for the cheapest thing they had that worked good. It was a blackout brand, and the guy told me to push forward on the trigger as I pulled back, to make sure it doesn't fire during the draw. It was extremely awkward to do that, and bringing my finger around from behind the trigger to the front was hard for some reason. The blackout one also didn't have a spring to close the caliber automatically, so I knew I needed to research this to find what I needed. I found that a hook is also made, and decided on the that instead of a caliber, since it just fits me. I narrowed down my search to this item, and the wrist version of it. I went back to bass pro, and tried both, and actually liked both. I chose this handheld because I like using my thumb for the trigger, and I like the idea of pulling with my fingers, since it's more like pulling a bow string. This is the perfect fit for me, and I love it. I accidentally bought the non swivel version of this before this Revolution. That version has a hook that is set so that the trigger has to be on my face, and I don't know how that's even usable, yet nobody complained about that in the reviews. Releases are overpriced, and I didn't want to spend this much, but this is what I needed, and it's perfect for me.

This product failed immediately. After making the necessary adjustments and following the instructions exactly as they are explained on the sheet of paper, the device failed at half draw multiple times before I decided it was not my own human error causing it to release prematurely. Aside from the extreme danger of this being poorly built, it is scratched and dinged out of the package. THIS SHOULD NOT HAPPEN WITH THIS TYPE OF DEVICE FOR OVER $100 I would not ever recommend this product or any of your other less expensive products as I'm sure those are not to be trusted either.

I am really liking this trigger. Takes time getting use to the Thumb set up. No issues so far. Very comfortable in hand. We will see how it goes this hunting season. The swivel head makes setting your anchor point fantastic.

I read a lot of reviews before buying this and most were positive... which makes me wonder if I'm doing something wrong. The swivel head is a great feature, but it is causing problems for me. When the release first arrived, I was excited to use it, but after about 50 shots the head had worked itself loose and the release was unusable. I was able to fix it by tightening the set screw on the shaft which locks the swivel, and then twisting the head back on the shaft. Then I loosened the set screw so the head could swivel again. But after shooting 50 more arrows the swivel head was loose again. My son suggested I might have a defective unit. I've not seen any other complaints of this nature anywhere on the web, but if I can't figure out how to fix this problem, I'm going to have to return the release. It looks like a design issue to me. I tried to contact the manufacturer several times to see if my unit was defective but could not find an e-mail address and their "chat" feature is a joke ("Brandon" starts a chat and never responds to any questions). The release works great - but you should expect to re-tighten the head every time you shoot - I'm not willing to do that so I'm going to return it to Amazon.

Muy confiable