Ultraview Button Release Review

[@setter4ever]

Carter is making releases like this for years. Travel adjustment, tension adjustments, reliability, stainless and so on. What is the hype with UV???

[@jonathanharpe4333]

IDK about everyone else but UV is a newer Company making quality products to compete with others such as Carter, Yes ive been using Carters products for 8 yrs. now so I understand what you are saying

[@anthonylubic]

Nice review…hopefully the large comes out soon in stainless or I might go with tru ball.

[@hamedizzy5137]

U need to shoot it like a back tension. You are punching the trigger you can shrink your groups. Adjust the thumb so that’s it’s just behind your first digit on your thumb and you’re able to curl around the button making contact with the button. Lock your thumb there, and pull back with your elbow. Lower letoff will help. Good shooting bro. Best release in the market!

[@BackyardBows]

Thanks for the comment

[@awatkeys]

Have you tried this with gloves?! I have a condition where my hands get really cold. Im hoping to keep my hands in some kind of gloves when hunting

[@wcwcgarner2717]

It's a nice release. But I like my stan shootoff TL thumb button. Good review

[@BackyardBows]

Thanks for always watching and commenting appreciate the constant feedback

[@Bowhunterlake]

I love my uv

[@wicuavanheerden3551]

UltraView seems like a pretty good rival for Carter

[@jbroutson17]

It’s a Stan

[@billmcstay194]

Looks chock full of Stan goodness... sarcasm.

[@BackyardBows]

Honestly the only major diff is that the hook is towards thump instead of away, very similar

[@Chad.Maness]

Stan Onnex

[@K00ZZii]

Going from a wrist to a thumb, how much did you have to change your form/anchor point? ive been looking at this release and was wondering how much of a learning curve it had? awesome video as always man!

[@BackyardBows]

Def a change in form potentially a minor change in draw length in some situations. It will become familiar like everything else after a couple hundred reps, people argue with me all the time but the two major differences between wrist and handheld is your trigger finger changes and the form of your wrist hand and arm, I would say it’s all preference on what feels most comfortable and what u are most consistent with. I still prefer a wrist release for my own reasons and experiences in the feild

[@lucascoburn4323]

It will chance everything. Your ancor point will change. Your point of impact will definitely change. And there will be change of getting comfortable with release. I done the same 3 years ago and never looked back. Instantly once I got solid with the release Instantly noticed my groups got tighter and just the overall control over the release was better. I will say put as many thumb buttons you can in your hand even if you don't shoot them. There are several variations short neck long neck as well as 2 finger 3 finger and 4 finger.