The Keeton Release - SPOT HOGG

The new KEETON release structure very naturally combines two different types of releases. The wrist release, which is typically an index finger release with an integrated grip that allows the archer to shoot using more than just the shoulder to support the power of the bow. When the release length is set correctly, the archer can distribute the effort evenly between the grip, wrist, arm and shoulder. At full draw the grip rotates around the pivot quickly aligning the finger with the trigger. Reduced effort and improved stability allow for greater precision and a more relaxed shot.

FEATURES:



possibility of opening a more powerful bow

possible to maintain aim for longer

longer shooting sessions

more stable hold

prevents injuries

allows archers recovering from injury to return more quickly.