Fall away rests

Dad has the ripcord.
 
I shoot a Muzzy zero effect.  Your arrow will never fall with the zero effect and you'll never have to make sure it's ther ebecause it always is.  The ripcord does lay flat when it's not drawn which is a disadvantange.
 
A common complaint with fall aways are that they are noisy.  No noise with either of these.
 
They are the best in the biz.

I too shoot a drop zone, but if i ever need to buy a new one it will be a zero effect. The biggest advantage the zero effect has over the drop zone is that there is no string to serve into the cables. The muzzy goes right on the cable slide, not sure if they make it for a mathews. I really could care less, I wont be jumping on the mathews bandwagon anytime soon. If I buy a new bow, it will be a bowtech.

I have shot a trophytaker shakey hunter fallaway for 3 years. Its been on 2 different bows, and has not gone out of tune yet.

You know, I was strongly considering buying a new bow. I had the money I could have went right out and bought a bowtech. The more I thought about it, the more I wondered why. My bow is only 5 years old, its pretty darn quiet(helps that I have every simms product made for it). I finally decided against it, theres no need. My bow is short just like all the new ones, the only thing it doesnt have that I would like is the beyond parallel limbs. Short of that its about 30 fps slower then the new ones. So I thought, is 30fps worth $800... nah. I dont see me buying another bow unless I break this one somehow. Its just not worth it. I think most the time guys buy these bows to say... I shoot a mathews... I shoot a bowtech... I shoot the new Fred Bear. Buy a new bow when you have a good reason, not to impress people. I know a guy who has an older fred bear and he has shot more deer with that bow then anyone I know who has a mathews. The bow, does not make the hunter. 

Instead of the new bow, I bought a new O/U... which I NEEDED! When I say NEEDED I meen it, pump guns are illegal in most field trials.

I'm going with the ripcord as well.
 
I'm buying a new bow for the first time in probably 15 years.  Some of the guys I work with buy new ones every two or three years.  Not me.  I wait until the technology has really advanced since the bow I own came out.  That doesn't happen every two or three years.  Seems to take about ten years.  I'd love to buy the latest and greatest every year but, that isn't realistic for me and I really dont need one that frequently.