not a bad rest at all, used them before getting a quick draw, just have to keep replacing the insert ever so often,
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Every bowfishing bow we have here has a bowfishing biscuit on it. The forgiving nature of the biscuit makes it hands down the best all around rest for bowfishing IMO. Rushed shots and sloppy releases are the norm in bowfishing and that's where the biscuit shines!! Don't glue the bottom bristles on the biscuit like some do because that only cancels part of the benefits of the design. Yes they wear and the bristles get ugly but they still work just fine-move the rest up a hair or nocking point down to match the wear and you can get years of service out of one insert. Little Killer shoots more times than anybody on this planet and is now on his second insert.
This is an example of how good the biscuit is:
Little Killer is R/H and I am L/H but we carry only 1 spare bow tourney fishing- a R/H Discovery. If he has a bow problem-not often- he can shoot the spare bow since that's what he shoots anyways. If I have a bow problem I can shoot the R/H spare bow left handed just as well with the only drawback being having to reach around the bow to reload. Try that with any other bowfishing rest on the market and see how it works for you! Shoot right handed, left handed, upside down or go gangsta and shoot sideways the biscuit don't care. It just does it's job. As I've said before--"If you catch me fishing with anything but a biscuit on my bow, shoot me please".
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