I shoot slides with a spinner. I'm faster with a slide.

When I tie to the back my line always gets caught on the reel, rest, bow...
When you release with a slide, only the arrow touches the rest; When you release tied to the back, the line going through the hole could hit the rest affecting arrlow flight. I know its probably not much, if any, but I always thought about it and knew it was there.
As far as blowing through fish, turn your bow down!
And my arrow falls off if I forget to push the button with slides and rod...

 

Honestly, it's apples to oranges, I like brunets, you like red heads, Ford Chevy...Honestly who cares, no-one but you. Cuz I don't give a crap what or how you shoot, or what's best.

 

I shoot slides on both types of reel. I've lost a few arrows off the spinner.

 

True...like I said blond or brunets...quick draw or epoxy

 

I tie it to the back. When i used a retriever i used a slide but since i got my muzzy i just tie it to the back. Ive never had a snapback with tieing it to the back and like someone said earlier if u tie it to the back and dont push the button it will just fall off the string

 

Its what you get use to that is all. And **** slides just something else to break when useing a spinner. Retriever yes on slides

 

And if you don't like it your dumb. LOL

 

Hey don't be calling people names...lol...

 

i use a slider on all my rigs and have no issues and like my set ups,to each there own

 

I'm not picking on one person. :co:

 

Just wanted to stir the pot. LOL

 

I hear ya, I was trying to earlier..

 

I use to use slides till this year every slide I had broke except for one the screw gets loose on the bump stop after awhile and the arrows are cheaper without slides the cheaper arrows alone should seal the deal on that one if ur shooting spinners