TRU Ball Goat Release review

[@llii174]

Never change your style Steven, just be yourself! Love your reviews!

[@laodealmuqarrabun656]

I really like Steven when he gives a review. He's very genuine and honest. He reviews what he sells, yet doesn't hide the flaws on the products. Thanks for helping customers make an informed decision in making a purchase.

[@archerysolves3289]

The first time he shot the back tension was hilarious

[@bartlawhorn2762]

When it clicked I felt the ground shake here in California 😉

[@kieranmoors8088]

What an amazing release aid!!! The versatility of being able to quickly switch between hinge and trigger sets my mind at ease of needing to change things up. Whether it be from training with a hinge and using trigger during a tournament or just honing technique this release allows you to do it all. The shot breaks with crispness and precision. After only shooting a few arrows, I’ve found that this release puts them where you are aiming, not leaving you with any surprises. Changing from trigger to hinge or vice versa can be done in seconds (possibly even on the shooting line). The adjustability is independent of each other whether in hinge or trigger mode. Although pricey, I’d say that it’s worth the coin, it’s two releases in one.

[@-fazik-3713]

20:33 smooth as butter release! ;)

[@richardlemieux7171]

The back tension demo.... F'ing entertaining. I can't stop laughing. I feel you for the anxiety. Great review btw.

[@lloydwellington5271]

Nice review, was going to set up my Xpedite for the TRU Ball GOAT, but, I'm still stuck in that "Everything should me the same" frame of mind. Keep the videos coming, still the highlight of my week, THANKS YOU Sir.

[@shayglass]

I'm running the GOAT with my Xpedite. I recommend putting on the four finger attachment.

[@namgyaldorjee8049]

“Oh Shit” Hahaha. Nice review.

[@michaelleskau3664]

Hi. I am a hunter and I shoot target recreational. I bought this release as I fell in love with it once I shot some test shots on the range. The price is a little steep, but it is worth it.

[@theamazinggoldfish8713]

Would love to see a review on the Tru Ball Boss X.

[@danielfetchak1865]

Stephen it's very simple to change from thumb to back tension. It literally takes no time at all to change from click to no click read the directions.

[@hillbillyjustice9574]

I use to use a fletchamatic way back. Do you remember the failsafe releases? They were popular for a minute

[@StanielP]

I can pick up any release and shoot whether it’s wrist strap, hinge with click, no click, trigger, no trigger I just trust. I’ve always thought it was funny when people flinched lol

[@grizzlys91ify]

So what's the all around best tru ball release you would recommend that won't break the bank. I use your normal finger release and everyone days to move up. Lol so I been looking and wow are they expensive 😢

[@Hoytshooter]

Can you do a review on the spot hogg wiseguy

[@brownboysalas6846]

Can you demonstrate how to use that device

[@MadRS]

That is one hell of a flinch. I'm sorry but I pissed myself laughing.

[@waynestevenson9613]

Thanks! Great review!

[@johncarpenter6219]

I’m the same with thumb buttons. I’ll shoot great with my son’s Wise Choice. But, after a while I’ll start getting twitchy to going full on target panic. I always go back to my Tru Ball HT Hybrid, or HBC. When my son gets his Blade in, I do want to try again with the WC...glutton for punishment 🥴🤷🏼‍♂️

[@mikemehle1537]

I felt your pain on the back tension shot.

[@shayglass]

Great video. I just switched from wrist releases to the GOAT. I have a much more solid and stable draw cycle, and a better release. I would recommend adding the four finger attachment and use the pinky to help cause the trigger to release.

[@mikemehle1537]

Great review 👍

[@erg0centric]

Steven and his goat.

[@rkchen]

Can you review the Scott Longhorn Hex bow release? It's a combination between a trigger release and back tension release aid.

[@dominicdiclemente8877]

Dammit, stop spending my money ! Great content as always

[@goory93]

How does it compare to the T-Rex in thumb button mode? The T-Rex is _significantly_ cheaper here in the states hahaha

[@stefan160365]

Nice review. Like every vids you make for us. Saw the review from the Abyss also. Which release is easier and more comphortable to use? The Abyss or the goat. ? I am a thumb trigger shooter. Thank you and kind regards from germany

[@stefan160365]

I tested the Abyss flex and the Goat yesterday in large. Nice Releases but in Large it is much to big for my normal size Hands. I also tested a STAN Perfex in L and this was the most comfortable Release imo.

[@chuckiewestmoreland3353]

Have you got your hands on the rave yet?

[@termite122]

21:00 lolol....why in the world would anyone use back tension anymore when they have resistance activated with safties built in to prevent missfires during the draw cycle..the carte evolution in my opinion is the best release ive shot with and ive hunted with it but i use there backstrap release for hunting and would never ever use any caliper style release...index finger trigger release are the absolute worst form destroyers ever made..the more you shoot them the worse you get too..

[@markwarner.03]

You can run a back tension a lot hotter than you can an evolution. I own an evo plus and a goat, and a couple others lol they’re all run at different levels. The carter honey is a good one if you want a hinge with a safety

[@j.don.hunter3219]

What release are you currently shooting? Also what's you're top 3?

[@l.i.archer5379]

Sorry, but I tried the T.R.U. Ball GOAT release and found that it absolutely sucked. I switched to a Carter Ascent Micro, UV Hinge 2, and now a Stan Axis (thumb release).

[@BrandonBAMF197]

That's the loudest click I've ever heard from a release

[@McJaews]

I friend of mine noticed that certain parts of his release aid has started to rust a little. It's a Carter Just B Cuz. Any tips for maintenance? He worries about looks, but also about internal components degrading.

[@loki8284]

Which parts are rusting? The components that make up the cocking button, jaw, sear, and thumb part attachment are all machined from stainless steel (and should not oxidize much, if at all). The screws Carter uses are black oxide, and will rust over time. If the screws are rusting, they can be replaced with stainless screws easily enough. If the internal parts are rusting, you can polish them with a light buffing compound and a soft cloth, though this will require opening the casing and voiding the warranty. A drop of lubricant in the openings in the casing will help but may collect dirt. If it functions alright, I would just leave it alone.

[@OllieVK]

Finalllllyyyyy

[@ultimatejay]

Bad review, how can you give it a full review on the hinge release when you didn’t set it up correctly how you like and then shoot it and then give an opinion? Also, when you use a click you set the click to come on right at full draw and anchor, not after you aim🤦‍♂️

[@Impossibly-Possible]

Just leave the click off! whats the problem>?

[@cantwinee2765]

Your supposed to get to the click to anchor, not be aiming before the click

[@kieranmoors8088]

cantwine e I’ve noticed this and found it really helpful. Was going to take it off, but won’t be now.

[@ultimatejay]

At least Someone on here knows what he’s taking about. Hard to believe a shop owner doesn’t know this

[@bryces1417]

This is how many times he said release aid ⬇️

[@JimiEllis]

ExA

[@THATHATSALLFOLKS]

tension releases suck

[@termite122]

this guy never seems happy about anything to the point it seems like hes just looking for negative things to say about any product review..strange kinda bloke..