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This easy to install and inexpensive arrow rest is perfect for youth bows. Works with a plunger. Adhesive backed for easy installing. Available in right and left handed. Please specify. ...read more
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Dura Flip Elevated Rest Reviews
Breaks Easy
Johnson's Outdoor Adventures
2 years ago
The rest broke off after one arrow and there was no mishandling of the rest before or after installation.
I have owned these before and I would buy them again.
Pennsylvania Joe
2 years ago
This arrow rest does exactly what it is designed to do. It works perfectly in any weather and eliminates the need for expensive arrow holders.
Good solid functional hunting rest
Paul
4 years ago
I have one of these on an Omega Original longbow and a vintage Wing Red Wing Hunter recurve. Very effective arrow retention, an excellent choice for hunting. No sign of wear after hundreds of shots. To get the arrow closer to the riser, trim the protrusion, peel off foam adhesive, sand the back, and adhere with 5 minute epoxy.
I would buy this product again
Ronbo USMC Nam Vet
7 years ago
Works perfectly with my Samich Sage Take down recurve bow
Good design, poor adhesive
Patrick
8 years ago
Good design. Will not remain stuck to bow.
So Far So Good
Deadshot0801
9 years ago
Just got a new 45# recurve in the mail and attached this, today was the first time I'd ever used a rest like this and let me say the learning curve was basically nonexistent, I could easily and quickly get my groups to get to where they were on my other bow (maybe even better) with this rest, I've only used it one day but so far their isn't any signs of wear.
Great Product
Dave
10 years ago
I restore vintage compound bows and this little rest is just as good today as it was "back in the day", so to speak. It's easy to apply, it's very durable, it's functional, and timeless.
Dura Flip
Riverrat
11 years ago
Does exactly what it's suppose to do.
Dura flip rest
Hjswri0
11 years ago
I would not use this on my bow but it is perfect for my grand kids samick polaris bow. keeps the arrow on the bow while drawing back.
Arrow rest
Instructor
11 years ago
we teach youths in 4-H program and this is the only arrow rest we use. The students are able to keep the arrow in place without putting their fingers on it. Used for years and won't change
Dura Flip Elevated Rest Questions and Answers
Asked by
dflan18
12 years ago
My friend just bought a recurve bow recently and this style rest was already installed. When I shot the bow, the bow string swayed from left to right dramatically slapping me in both my face and wrist. I'm not sure what could be causing this, could it be
It sounds like you may be plucking the string on your release. P
12 years ago
It sounds like you may be plucking the string on your release. Plucking the string on release it will cause the string to snap back the opposite direction especially on lighter bows. If you were to tell yourself to touch your shoulder upon release so that your hand comes straight back this will allow a smooth clean release. The flipper rest will not be an issue in this situation. If this does not seem to help please give us a call in here at 866-587-9501 and we can help you further.
Asked by
Unknown
14 years ago
I'm not certain how to install this rest on a 3 Rivers Archery Youth Recurve Bow. Does it adhere to the flat shelf as many rest installation videos do (it doesn't fit there), or does it install on the side where a plate would normally go (aligning with c
Install the Dura Flip rest over the plunger hole in the riser. T
14 years ago
Install the Dura Flip rest over the plunger hole in the riser. The notch that hooks up to keep the arrow on the rest will not interfer with the feathers as feathers lay flat when they come into contact with any thing, and that is one reason they are superior to vanes.
Asked by
gary
3 years ago
How is this arrow rest mounted on a Samick Sage?
The flipper rest should point forward .
3 years ago
The flipper rest should point forward .
Asked by
cowboy
10 years ago
Does the rest works well with plastic vanes?Tks.
It does work with plastic vanes, but I feel there are better res
10 years ago
It does work with plastic vanes, but I feel there are better rest available like the T-300 Item #8190x
The Cartel rubber arrow rest does a good job for us in the summe
10 years ago
The Cartel rubber arrow rest does a good job for us in the summer camp archery program using plastic vanes that are on our aluminum and carbon arrows. We use VaneTec and Easton vanes on our arrows. Feathers probably give better flight and spine of arrows is important. We are shooting very close range for beginners.
Yes! We have a youth archery program here at El ranch de las Gol
10 years ago
Yes! We have a youth archery program here at El ranch de las Golondrinas. I have found that this design works the best. A wonderful and simple design! Joseph Maes Curator of Historical Interpretation El Rancho de las Golondrinas 334 Los Pinos Road, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87507 Visit us at golondrinas.org <http://www.golondrinas.org> We are located just 15 miles south of downtown Santa Fe
Asked by
dflan18
12 years ago
My friend just bought a recurve bow recently and this style rest was already installed. When I shot the bow, the bow string swayed from left to right dramatically slapping me in both my face and wrist. I'm not sure what could be causing this, could it be
It sounds like you may be plucking the string on your release. P
12 years ago
It sounds like you may be plucking the string on your release. Plucking the string on release it will cause the string to snap back the opposite direction especially on lighter bows. If you were to tell yourself to touch your shoulder upon release so that your hand comes straight back this will allow a smooth clean release. The flipper rest will not be an issue in this situation. If this does not seem to help please give us a call in here at 866-587-9501 and we can help you further.
Asked by
john
12 years ago
What's the point of rests and plates?
Rests and plates give you a better surface to shoot the arrow fr
12 years ago
Rests and plates give you a better surface to shoot the arrow from. Having some sort of a material there will make the entire set up more forgiving and will reduce wear and tear on the arrows.
John,
You may get a lot of answers here but this is from a guy l
12 years ago
John, You may get a lot of answers here but this is from a guy like yourself. Lacking in the Archery expertise. The are rests for the arrow. You attach them to the bow. They are essential to our Archery program at a Summer camp. Good luck Chris
Asked by
Unknown
12 years ago
I'm not sure which orientation of the flip rest should be used over the plunger hole. Should the arm point down toward the shelf (so that the words "Dura Flip" are upside down) or forward in the direction of the shooting arrow? Thanks!
The flip rest should have the arm pointing forward and away from
12 years ago
The flip rest should have the arm pointing forward and away from the bow. The arrow will set on the arm only.
Asked by
geraldtomlin
13 years ago
How do you know if you need RIGHT HAND or LEFT HAND? My girls bow is held with her left hand and she draws the string with her right hand.
The handedness of a bow refers to the hand that is used to draw
13 years ago
The handedness of a bow refers to the hand that is used to draw the string back.
Asked by
Unknown
13 years ago
I read the answer to the question about how to install this on the youth bow. My question: what is the plunger hole for?
The plunger hole is for a plunger to be able to be installed wit
13 years ago
The plunger hole is for a plunger to be able to be installed with the rest. The plunger pushes the arrow farther away or closer to center to help to tune the bow to the arrow. It can help to compensate for an arrow that is too weak.
Asked by
Unknown
14 years ago
I'm not certain how to install this rest on a 3 Rivers Archery Youth Recurve Bow. Does it adhere to the flat shelf as many rest installation videos do (it doesn't fit there), or does it install on the side where a plate would normally go (aligning with c
Install the Dura Flip rest over the plunger hole in the riser. T
14 years ago
Install the Dura Flip rest over the plunger hole in the riser. The notch that hooks up to keep the arrow on the rest will not interfer with the feathers as feathers lay flat when they come into contact with any thing, and that is one reason they are superior to vanes.
Asked by
jed
14 years ago
Can this type of rest be used with feathers?
Yes, it will work with feathers.
14 years ago
Yes, it will work with feathers.