AMEYXGS Archery Bow Release for Compound Bows,Durable Aluminum 360° Rotate Caliper Thumb Release 3 Finger Release

I have been shooting archery since 1970. Have used many different type of string release in those years of shooting. I’m always trying out new types of releases just for the experimenting of it. I will tell you this release is way above the cost of what I paid for it.The only thing Idid was adjust the thumb barrel to my anchoring.Nothing else and it was a great surprise as to the way it released the string and how quite it was. It’s not a 300 dollar release I’m shooting now but it comes dang close to it. It is a comfortable release to shoot and if your on the looking for one , this is it.I can’t see where you can go wrong only if you you do some crazy adjustment to mess it up.Well pleased and definitely recommend 👍

As a father who spends a fair amount of time and money shooting archery my 10 year old joined 4H archery. Being that he’s 10 and will likely lose a more expense release I opted for this and it works great. Had to spray a little WD40 in it but he loves this release and it works as it should. Fits his hands well. I sighted his bow in with it and it fit my hands well. For the money I’ll keep a couple on hand. Can’t speak on longevity of it as we’ve only had it a couple weeks but so far so good

Overall great release but I like the solid feel of a four finger over a three.

Durable, easy to use, good grip, safe, good accuracy, no noise.

I used a friend’s really expensive thumb release and I loved it compared to the wrist wrap ones. I wanted the highest rated for less than $40 one I could find and decided on this one. It’s amazing to be honest. I was hitting out to 90yrds so far with no issues (relating to the release anyways). A good buy for sure!

Feels great. Good release. But it’s little noisy

This arrived on time in a good package! It works great! I like the gold color. It good for grip, size and accuracy! The release is smoth.

I got some archery stuff in a trade, and wanted to start practicing. My used bow came with a wrist release which I found cumbersome, and I also found using bare fingers didn’t work well either. Money was tight, so I went cheap for this release which has mixed but positive reviews.Right out of the box I liked this $21 release. It feels good, and the action is smooth. Pressing the thumb trigger holds the jaws open. I moved the knurled knob to the center position, and oiled all parts. People mentioned that sometimes these releases make noise, but this one seems whisper quiet to me, and above all, smooth, with no feeling of premature firing, or accidental anything. So far, it only lets go precisely when pushed.It sounds be noted, as in the photos, that at the very top and bottom, where the metal curls around the fingers, it hits my knuckle, particularly on the lower side, and I will need to grind away some of the aluminum. I don’t mind doing this, and will post an update when it’s done.Overall, I am surprised just how very much I love this piece. Time will tell on how it will go after a few hundred arrows. So far though, great first impressions, and great shot groups.