The most obvious feature is that this stirrup uses two feet instead on one. This gives you a more centered position over the bow while cocking it and also allows you to easily cock it from a seated position.
It will also act as a very solid front rest when shooting from on a bench. There are also two curved "wings" that encase your broadhead and keep it from snagging on anything or getting damaged.
Also included in the package is a new style of rope cocker. It has very ergonomic handles and rollers in the hooks that make for much smoother cocking.
They also have a pretty effective new sound dampeneing system that consists of bumpers and limb mounted silencers. The unique thing about these limb silencers is that, unlike most other ones, with these you only loose about one or two FPS. Bows were chrono'd before and after they were installed and most only saw one FPS difference.
These guys are just getting off the ground and from what I understand these complete kits will hit the market in about a month. Their website is still under construction and should be up and running soon. These guys rearched and designed these products to the n'th degree and seem to have all the bases covered. Those who have trouble getting that last inch or so when cocking will benefit greatly from this system. Between the stirrup design and the rope cocker handle design the ergonomics of cocking the crossbow is greatly improved over the stock stirrup and rope cocker. You shift a lot of the muscle power from your back and arms to your legs which are naturally much stronger. I can't give much of a test report on them yet because I had them installed after the weekend shooting was finished but I do look forward to report back after a couple of 3D shoots. A lot of guys (and gals
) had these installed at Boofest so please feel free to chime in with your thoughts and experiences.
