Carter Too Simple Thumb Button Release

[@SouthTexasArcheryNoob]

I just got my elkshape edition of this and Holy cow it's absolutely amazing and getting to add .5" to draw length to get is to 30 is insane and it came perfect right out of the box no tinkering needed

[@MichiganAmBushOutdoors]

The only thing I did to mine was adjust the thumb barrel. Great release.

[@nemohunter87]

Just got the too simple 24.. like it more than my onnex thumb and my old truball boss x. Release feels super clean.

[@MichiganAmBushOutdoors]

I was thinking about picking up a new one to see if I like the new thumb trigger adjustment bar.

[@ArcheryAcolyte]

Where did you find the purple? I have an orange one, but that purple is sick!!!

[@MichiganAmBushOutdoors]

I ordered it through S&S Archery. If you contact them, they will let you know what colors they have in stock.

[@marcoregalado6976]

Where can I buy a purple one?

[@MichiganAmBushOutdoors]

S&S Archery. If you contact them, they will let you know what colors they have in stock.

[@olehemlock]

Nitride coating

[@Sneakyjoe69]

So does this give you a longer draw length

[@43degreesoutdoors34]

Yes, if your current release has a longer neck, this would increase your draw length to get the same desired knocking point.

[@Illinoisarcheryandhunting]

No, it will change your loop length. Your draw length is based off of your bodies biometrics. If you change your draw length based on a release, you will change your head position. All a release will do is change your anchor point and you use a longer or shorter d loop to set your anchor point

[@43degreesoutdoors34]

@@Illinoisarcheryandhunting if you’re using a handheld release you can’t use too short of a d loop. It will cause string twist at your nocking point and cause inconsistent arrow flight. If you buy a UV button you 100% need to shorten your draw length or your anchor point will be floating off your face unless you set up your bow with that release.

[@Illinoisarcheryandhunting]

Yes I agree a d loop can be too short and cause the string to get torque which is bad for accuracy. That is why some releases work for some and not others. I currently shoot a ultraview button and it changed my anchor point slightly and had to adjust to it. A way to get around string torque if you have to shoot a short d loop is use a flatter or horizontal release hand.

[@MichiganAmBushOutdoors]

All good points, but running a shorter neck will allow you to run a longer draw length, which is why I purchased the Too Simple. A release with a shorter neck will bring the release/hand forward on your face, which pulls your anchor point in.