Spot Hogg Keeton Archery Release

This release is awkward and will take some time to get used to. I wish I could have tried it before I read the reviews. I would have passed on it. I have old man shoulders but I don’t see how this would help much. It might be a good option in the future? Anyway, there was fast shipping from S&S.

After a complete AC joint separation in my shoulder I was forced to make some changes with my Archery equipment. First I went from 70# limbs down to 60# limbs which didn’t quite do the trick. My second move was to buy the Spot Hogg Keeton which took some time to get used to, but was a game changer. The middle finger release drove me crazy initially, but I got used to it and it ended up giving me a more controlled release. The release also allows the use of my entire arm to draw back Instead of relying on just my shoulder. This release might not be for everyone, but for someone who has shoulder issues it allowed me to continue in the sport.

This release is the ticket if you like the versatility of using your middle finger or your index finger. The tigger is good and clean . This release makes your bow so much easier to draw. Spot Hogg was right on with this one!

I liked the look and the feel of this release and the trigger action was good. The deal breaker was the location of the trigger and the finger I had to use. It was my middle finger was kind of uncomfortable and odd to me. Went and bought a different release

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