Trophy Ridge Whisker Biscuit V-Max Arrow Rest

Trophy Ridge Whisker Biscuit V-Max: bit.ly/2S6inYZ
The world's most popular arrow rest receives an innovative update. Complete arrow containment for unmatched confidence and durability, the new v-notch design self-centers arrows eliminating the need for multiple sizes. Fewer contact points along the arrow shaft result in reduced arrow resistance. Simple set-up and tuning with micro-adjustable center berger and center shot adjustment. Click the link above to learn more!

[@SilverBro96]

I just bought this rest for my matthews, Im fairly new to archery but shot when I was younger. Look like a good one.

[@scotthustus8337]

Constantly beat the crap out of my fletchings with black skid marks along them, torn and chipped edges, as well as sometimes just off flight in general. It did its job, and could get a decent grouping with it, but it just played a little rough. Lost more than a few of those rubber bristles and noticed the flight path to be a bit more unstable for a little while till the new bristles get use to being used. I got an Xmas gift coming from my daughter, that I certainly don't know anything about, that will fix these issues.

[@tonybyrne3613]

You do realize that the fletching is not supposed to go through the bottom black whiskers?? The bottom whiskers are stiffer than the rest to give the arrow support. If your fletching goes through that part it will mark up and sometimes tear off the fletching.

[@scotthustus8337]

@@tonybyrne3613 you do realize that with the fully contained "V" shaped whisker biscuit that he is demonstrating, and I just replaced. There are 3 sets of bristles, 2 being on the bottom creating that "V" notch to hold the arrow, and also creating an odd feather up scenario. You have no choice but to have your fletchings pass through 2 sets of those stiffer bristles and beat them up. THAT is exactly why I said this rest was junk and soon would be replaced. At least do yourself the favor of actually watching the original video and know the product your talking about before commenting, keyboard warrior.

[@Jbird1988]

Same experience, about 200 arrows run through. Fletchings are ripped and rippled

[@Sertao2013]

Can this be used in bare bow matches if you cut off the top section so you can see your arrow from front to back ?

[@jeremylandphier692]

Will it fit 27’s ??

[@crazyeyedme4685]

Does the fletching have to go any specific way on these?

[@DevilsUp589]

Odd fletching up

[@codysmith3575]

I bought the V-max and never could get it solid into position. Traded for the v-con and it works well.

[@misterjustice995]

I got the bear legit and it came with this and my arrows are almost never stable going through

[@scotthustus8337]

Just replaced the one that came on my bear for a QAD drop rest. (it's an Xmas gift from my daughter........ that I certainly don't know anything about)

[@karlmadsen3179]

How well would this work for someone who uses a 4-fletch configuration for arrows? This is designed only for a 3-fletch arrow.

[@christopherwalsh7700]

I think you just answered your own question.

[@HankAaronJoseph19]

It absolutely matters what diameter arrows you use. My small diameter arrows fall between the bristles constantly, super annoying. I put my old circle whisker biscuit back on problem solved.

[@BrandonSmith-jz3zt]

WHAT ARROWS ARE YOU USING? I AM USING THE GOLD TIP KINETIC AND I NOTICED THIS ISSUE ALSO. IM NOT SURE YOU COULD EVER GET A CONSISTENT REST POSTITION.

[@aw6811]

Same problem with 5mm FMJ arrows

[@leoxtine2326]

I'm convinced PJ is not impressed with this at all. The same goes for me. The OG biscuit will mop this one off the floor for a fraction of it's price too.

[@owsowmuskwanaistus9213]

whisker biscuit = training wheels

[@wswillett]

stick with the original....these are over priced problematic junk