The QuikTune Freedom is the only capture dropaway rest that does not need strings or cables to operate. Simply load your arrow from the top and you're ready to go. Innovative mechanism keeps the rest in the up position during a let down and always fires during a shot. The most accurate capture dropaway rest available. Works with all carbon arrows and aluminums up to 21/64th.
| 60-468 | QuikTune Freedom R/H |
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Micro Adjustable Center Shot
Super precise micro adjustment for center shot makes setup and tuning a breeze. Lazer graduations on both vertical and center shot for easy setup. -
Let Down Feature With Whisper Quiet Operation
The QuikTune Freedom stays in the upright position during a let down, but shoots thru during a shot. Your arrow rides on whisper quiet friction rings that just won't wear out.
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How does the Freedom work?
The Freedom is an innovative design that does not need cables or ropes to activate the rest. The forward movement of the arrow shaft across the two friction rings causes the arrow rest to rock forward, down, and away from the arrow shaft. The special shape of the head guarantees perfect fletching clearance. -
Can I let down with the Freedom?
The Freedom rest has a let down feature that will keep the rest in the up and ready to shoot again position, if you decide to let the bow down. Just pull you bow back again and your ready to shoot. -
Is the Freedom quiet?
The freedom is super quiet. The friction rings that your arrow rides across make no noise whatsoever. Also, the rest is designed to last a lifetime. -
What arrows can I use with the Freedom?
The QuikTune Freedom is designed to work with all carbon arrow sizes and small aluminums as well. Up to 21/64th size aluminum arrows work well. -
Does the Freedom work well in freezing weather?
Yes, the Freedom is weather hardened and tested in the most extreme conditions imaginable and will always open properly.
"The QuikTune Freedom is one accurate arrowrest. I really like not having to serve in any ropes. I set this rest up in record time and was shooting bullet holes in paper in five minutes!"
