Scott Archery Ghost Release , Black

THis release is one of the best wrist releases I have ever used. With easy to do length adjustment and release tension, I was able to make it fit and release exactly the way I like it. I like single clip releases, and this one is top of the line.

The best trigger I’ve used so far

Well just got it. Went to try it on to see how it feels. Noticed 3 rubbed spots on the buckle. Little disappointed already. I plan to take it to the range and shoot Monday, ill have more on whether it's a good or not, and if I'm keeping it or not.Ended up not keeping it. Couldn't lengthen it for my hand to comfortably release the trigger.

smooth, crisp trigger....comfortable wrist strap

I’ve shot on my elite bow for a year now and over 2k arrows later I am still enjoying this release with no issues. Quality strap and magnet hook style release. 5 stars

If you own a compound bow, this is a must-have.

The release was great until it was not. After a year of heavy use, the tension adjustment screw on the trigger bound up. It performed great overall, and maybe I exposed it to too much rain, but I still think the screw design is a flaw. The hex/Allen screw is tiny—finding the right tool to fit was a real hassle. A more durable and user-friendly design would make this a much better product.

The media could not be loaded. I’ve been shooting a bow for over 30 years. In this time I have seen many products come and go some worse than others.Scott archery had a reputation being an industry leader, and I was a huge fan of their Silverhorn release The Scott Ghost had great reviews. Based on these positive product reviews, my personal experience and the company’s reputation for providing great products, I ordered this release, and anxiously awaited its arrival.Upon initial visual inspection I was pleased with the item. It appeared to be of comparable quality and a similar design to the Silverhorn.I setup this release up according to the manufactures instructions, adjusting the release for my preferred length setting. I nocked an arrow and attempted to draw my bow for a test shot, when the release failed at 3/4 draw, and my arrow was lost in my pasture.Thinking that I may have induced the malfunction by accidentally depressing the trigger, I attempted a second test shot by placing my index finger behind the trigger using the back of my finger to push forward on the trigger to prevent the same error from reoccurring. I knocked another arrow came to fall draw and as soon as I removed my finger from the back of the trigger the release again malfunctioned sending the arrow into my target.After eliminating any possibility of operator induced malfunction, I inspected the release to ensure that no debris or foreign material had found its way into the release during the packaging your shipping process. During my inspection of the release, I found that the release was easily popped open by just applying a little bit of pressure with my thumb on the hook.I contacted customer service at Scott archery, and informed them of my experience with their defective product.The Scott archery customer service representative assured me that they have never received a report of a defective release that had malfunction straight from the package.Additionally I was instructed to mail the release back to them for warranty service. Anticipating that this process could take no less than two weeks to receive a functioning release, I decided to return this product to Amazon and ordered a different release from Carter.