T.R.U. Ball Ridgepoint Pro Flex CK Bow Release

Giving bowhunters match-grade control with field-ready toughness, the T.R.U. Ball Ridgepoint Pro Flex CK Bow Release offers a quiet, precision release with a customizable fit. Built for durability, this release is built around a machined brass and aluminum body with an ultra-durable Cerakote finish and X-Tra Tough textured grip for a sure hold and control. Inside, tempered steel internals ensure long-lasting precision operation, shot after shot. The Ridgepoint Pro Flex CK also includes a rubber silencer in its firing mechanism to keep the release deadly quiet. This precision system offers both travel adjustment and senstivity adjustment with locking screws to help bowhunters find that perfect release point and feel and then lock them in. The knurled teardrop thumb barrel offers easy, 3-axis multi-position adjustment options to help you further fine tune your release feel. Helping you find that perfect shooting fit, this release also features a relaxed flex 3rd finger piece with 30 of rotational adjustment to help you tailor the release to your shooting style. This advanced design also features a Quick-Load Keeper and Hook Jaw that allow fast attachment for surprise shots or secure, hands-free d-loop hold for the shots you wait for. This convenient jaw system also features an auto-return bail to cock the release quickly for the next shot when needed. Built-in lanyard. Quiet, precision bow release with a customizable fit Sturdy brass and aluminum body with an ultra-durable Cerakote finish X-Tra Tough textured grip - sure hold and control Tempered steel internals - long-lasting precision Rubber silencer - keeps the release deadly quiet Separate, locking trigger travel and sensitivity adjustment - precise feel Knurled teardrop thumb barrel with 3-axis multi-position adjustment Relaxed flex 3rd finger piece with 30 of rotational adjustment Quick-Load Keeper and Hook Jaw - fast loading, hands-free d-loop hold Auto-return bail - fast cocking for a second shot Built-in lanyard