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Brush Rest Elevated Rest Reviews
Elevated rest resolved issue
Dean
5 years ago
It solved the shooting issue I was having just as I hoped it would. Seems to be holding up well.
Maybe
Buych
6 years ago
Looks like old product. Protective paper on adhesive was lifting off all 4 purchased. Had to glue on with Barge cement
Great Arrow rest
Ambow
7 years ago
I was having issues with my arrows going high right on my recurve. I had a hard plastic arrow rest. With this flexible arrow rest it improved my shot where my arrows were only a little higher than I was aiming but they were hitting the target in the center.
Used these years ago.
Jim
7 years ago
I used these back in the 60's and since I have been shooting again the last few years, I decided to use them again. I trim them with a scissors to the length I like. I like to have enough to hold the arrow but more than is necessary so the fletching does not hit the rest when leaving the bow.
My first elevated rest.
TLS
9 years ago
It works grate on my Predator Hunter,was releasing arrows off the shelf, but switched to vanes, and this works grate! 50# recurve 31" draw, 400 spine 32",175gr tip. instinctive.
Old style for old bows without a rest
Ludy
9 years ago
Was very thin . took the adhesive off and glued it to the bow with barge cement. Used on an old Bear Panda bow and slid it under leather grip. Granddaughter was able to shoot so much better with it.
Brush rest
0000
10 years ago
Installs very easy and quick. Peel and stick in place. Brush come extra long so you can trim to desired length. I think it works even better shooting cockfeather in.
Clean arrow flight
Mje
10 years ago
the perfect rest for my 1960's bear polar target bow
Happy with rest
Kenny
10 years ago
simple and works well with my homemade rudder bow cut to fit easy
Excellent rest
Jim
10 years ago
I bought an ambidextrous recurve bow (Barnett Sportflight Recurve). My son is lefty and I'm righty and we both wanted to be able to shoot it. The stock rest was way too narrow (1/4 inch) on each side and completely useless; the arrow fell off the rest too easily, making it frustrating. So I bought this para-rest to help extend the rest (put one on each side - attaches easily with… read more the included adhesive-backed pad). It works PERFECTLY. It is about 3/4 inch, and angles up slightly. We adjusted the string nocks to maintain straight shooting alignment, and this rest makes 100% positive difference in shooting the bow, and it is not intrusive. Highly recommended.
Brush Rest Elevated Rest Questions and Answers
Asked by
JR
7 years ago
Can the bristle brush portion be removed and placed into the bear riser sight plate hole that was the bear para elevated brush rest. I see these on the Tamerlane and Polar. I have kodiak t/d B mag riser sight plate and pin sight plate that would accept
I have not tried that personally but since it has leather you co
7 years ago
I have not tried that personally but since it has leather you could trim it to fit in that area.
Asked by
Don
11 years ago
Hi- What is the distance from the round part to the tips of the bristles? In other words, what is the width of the shelf this item provides? What is the diameter of the circle? Is this mounted to the plate? Earlier answers have it mounted to both the plat
The Brush Rest is approximately 1" in diameter and the whiskers
11 years ago
The Brush Rest is approximately 1" in diameter and the whiskers are roughly 1/2" long. You would install the Brush rest to the plate so the whiskers are horizontal to hold the arrow on the arrow rest.
Asked by
don
12 years ago
Hi- Even after reading the questions, I am still confused about how the Para-rest is installed. Does this item attach to the strike plate or to the shelf plate? Does the arrow travel parallel to the line of bristles, or perpendicular to the line of bristl
The rest is mounted to the strike plate. The bristles act like t
12 years ago
The rest is mounted to the strike plate. The bristles act like the flipper arm of an elevated rest.
Asked by
Butch
6 years ago
Can the brush elevated rest be used with a compound bow? Also, why is it usually recommended to place the nocking point above rather than square with the rest. I don't understand the logic of this.
You could in theory use the brush rest on a compound bow however
6 years ago
You could in theory use the brush rest on a compound bow however most compounds are meant to have a rest that sticks out further to bring it back to being center-shot. Using a brush rest will put you well past center. Putting the nocking point above the rest allows your arrow to stay straight when pulled back and shot.
Not sure anymore. Today's compounds are meant for fancy rests an
6 years ago
Not sure anymore. Today's compounds are meant for fancy rests and mechanical release aids. I would have to see the bow and the riser shelf area in particular. As for nock point, you have to determine that by tuning your bow and arrow combo.
between the rest and the nocking point you need room for the arr
6 years ago
between the rest and the nocking point you need room for the arrow. the arrow goes between the rest and the nocking point. that way the arrow is level. arrow is above the rest and below the nocking point. yes you can use the brush rest.
Asked by
del
7 years ago
How thick is the side plate material on these rests
Those are approximately .080" thick.
7 years ago
Those are approximately .080" thick.
Approximately .080" thick.
7 years ago
Approximately .080" thick.
.076 (not including any "stick-on" backing)
7 years ago
.076 (not including any "stick-on" backing)
Very thin leather. Excellent product for traditional bow beginne
7 years ago
Very thin leather. Excellent product for traditional bow beginner.
1 to 3 mm.
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7 years ago
1 to 3 mm. Sent via the Samsung GALAXY S® 5, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone
Asked by
mgerard
7 years ago
Will this rest work with the Bear premier sight?
I don't believe it would work very well. It has an adhesive back
7 years ago
I don't believe it would work very well. It has an adhesive back that is meant to be set at a semi-permanent location.
Asked by
JR
7 years ago
Can the bristle brush portion be removed and placed into the bear riser sight plate hole that was the bear para elevated brush rest. I see these on the Tamerlane and Polar. I have kodiak t/d B mag riser sight plate and pin sight plate that would accept
I have not tried that personally but since it has leather you co
7 years ago
I have not tried that personally but since it has leather you could trim it to fit in that area.
Asked by
Don
11 years ago
Hi- What is the distance from the round part to the tips of the bristles? In other words, what is the width of the shelf this item provides? What is the diameter of the circle? Is this mounted to the plate? Earlier answers have it mounted to both the plat
The Brush Rest is approximately 1" in diameter and the whiskers
11 years ago
The Brush Rest is approximately 1" in diameter and the whiskers are roughly 1/2" long. You would install the Brush rest to the plate so the whiskers are horizontal to hold the arrow on the arrow rest.
Asked by
Texas Bowfish
11 years ago
I have a homemade longbow I recently inherited. It has no shelf for the arrow to rest. Would this item work for a rest or do you have another product that would work or should I just shoot using my hand as a rest?
That would work just fine for that bow.
11 years ago
That would work just fine for that bow.
Asked by
don
12 years ago
Hi- Even after reading the questions, I am still confused about how the Para-rest is installed. Does this item attach to the strike plate or to the shelf plate? Does the arrow travel parallel to the line of bristles, or perpendicular to the line of bristl
The rest is mounted to the strike plate. The bristles act like t
12 years ago
The rest is mounted to the strike plate. The bristles act like the flipper arm of an elevated rest.
Asked by
newby
12 years ago
which would be better the bear weatherest or this rest
I feel that the Brush rest would be a better choice over the Wea
12 years ago
I feel that the Brush rest would be a better choice over the Weather rest. The Brush rest is flat across the top which will not affect the arrow flight where the Weather rest has a hook to help hold the arrow on. This hook will sometimes catch the arrow a little upon release causing some erratic flight.
Asked by
n/a
12 years ago
will this rest work on a left hand bow, and is the installation the same?
Yes, this rest is ambidextrous and will install the same on a LH
12 years ago
Yes, this rest is ambidextrous and will install the same on a LH bow and a RH bow.
Asked by
AKBowhunter
13 years ago
Can this rest be mounted under the leather wrap on your lynx 2 Hungarian bow so I don't have to shoot off my knuckles?
It could be mounted like your wanting with a little modification
13 years ago
It could be mounted like your wanting with a little modification to the rest, but the correct thing to do would be get a shooting glove for the hand that you shoot off your knuckle. With the use of that glove you will no longer dig feathers out of your hand and scratches are a thing of the past. Below is a link that will take you to that glove. http://www.3riversarchery.com/SCA-Medieval+SCA+Gloves+%26+Tabs++Hawkwood+Bowglove_c53_s252_p0_i4002X_product.html