Third Hand Can`t Fire Release

This was the first practice release I purchased and it is a great tool for the money.I used this for about a month before purchasing the TruFire Draw Check tool which I prefer because it much more closely resembles the release I use.But this is perfect for stashing in a pocket or bag to have for checking draw when you don't want any noticeable weight or space taken up.By the way, it does feel a bit cheap and even appears to - it is all plastic - but it is actually pretty rugged and definitely tough enough to handle the task for which it was designed.

I already had a dryfire accident while tuning my bow at home, so this serves its purpose and prevents future accidents to happen.

I purchased this item to help my son's with archery practice. It allows them to get reps in pulling the bow back without chance for a dry fire. To use, you put wrist through the string loop, twist it around your wrist a few times, and then attach the hook on the "D" ring of the bow string. In the chance that you accidentally release, the string keeps the bow string from snapping forward preventing a dry fire and all sorts of bad things from happening. This is a must for children who need to help building their upper body strength for archery.Here is a good youtube video that describes the product: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tM4SuLyDAmg

Item works as expected. I have no problems with the quality.

Most of the description is around using this for retailers -- having them on bows so people won't screw them up by dry firing them. I use it to keep strong even when I don't get out to shoot arrows. In a very little time I can pull the bow back and not have that "Holy Sh**" when I start typically shooting after being off the bow for six months. Simple and cheap and works. Pretty good combination.

Perfect for building muscle up during off season. Can safely draw in home without risk of dry fire and discharging an arrow in your home.

A simple and affordable tool to let you draw your bow and not worry about a dry fire. Works as promised, although, the resistance portion of slowing the release to gain strength was much more difficult than depicted in the video, at least at my draw weigh. Still I recommend the Third Hand Archery Release, and it really does help keep your strength and form. Perfect for testing draw weight and the draw cycle too.

I think this is a great idea, but I'm a little scared to use it on my compound bow. It says 70# max printed on the side, but I don't feel confident with anything over about 40#. Maybe it would hold up but it doesn't make me feel confident.