Trophy Ridge Precise Pro Archery Release - Pro Performance, 4-Finger Design, Smooth Sear-Style Mechanism, Torque-Free Rotation, Adjustable Thumb-Trigger and Sear Tension, Sling Wrist Strap Included

Bought both the Precision and Precision Pro when I noticed the pictures didn't line up with the styles. When I ordered the Precision style with the picture of the pro, I got the pro. They might fix the names, but the pictures are accurate.These are both high quality release aids with the same form factor. The pro might take a moment for anyone accustomed to traditional command release aids to get comfortable, but it's so worth it. The main change to a non-engineer would be that you close the release aid onto your d loop before every shot, and the release springs open when you hit the trigger. That faster release is not the result of punching, and it seems like a decent way to correct punching issues.I like them both, but the pro is better.

This release seems to work perfectly. I have shot about 1000 arrows with it and there has not been a flaw. Adjustability is great. Contrary to other reviews it does have adjustments for both travel and tension (read the instructions). This has features and performance comparable to releases that cost 3x of this one.

First off, its confusing that the product description doesn't match the photo. I ordered the one with the picture of the "precise pro" (has the sear set switch in the palm), and received the precise pro, even though the listing described it as the regular "precise" model. Great release and customization. The only downside is the noise level. For a hunting release, its WAY TOO LOUD. Would make a great target release though.

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Good product and well made, the only thing that turned me off was the noise of how loud they are when trigger is pulled.

The release feels crisp and has many adjustments that make it easy to tailor to your personal preferences. Products are often not suited for left-handed shooters but this one is. I recommend this product for someone looking for a thumb release. Well worth the money

first let me say that buying this was to change from a wrist release with finger trigger to a thumb release in an attempt to improve my group size. for that purpose i am completely satisfied. it has made a significant difference and if you haven't tried a thumb release you might want to consider it.as for the product, it is easily adjustable and can be configured to most any shooting style. it appears well made and finished. If I had to file a complaint it would be these three. 1. the spring under the loading lever is very stiff and I almost have to take the release off to load an arrow. 2. It is much louder than my hook style wrist release. I wish they offer this item in a hook style rather than caliper. 3. the lanyard is totally useless. if you wear it around your wrist you can't load an arrow. If you let it dangle it gets in the way of everything. I think it would be better to loop it through the bottom of the handle near where your little finger goes.

Functionally it works fine. But mine came with burrs on the calipers and have caused 2 D-loops to bust on me mid draw. Had to file it down quite a bit to get it to stop. The locking and firing mechanisms are pretty loud too.