The reason you dip low when shooting at distance is a muscle memory issue. You spend a lot of time shooting at 20 yards, and your muscles know where to settle to hold for 20. But when you roll that site down to shoot at 80, your muscle still want to settle the 20 yard pin but in reality, you have to hold the bow a little bit higher because you’re shooting at distance.
Got mine from nock on for 75 bucks black Friday. I have a lift, but got rid of the garbage mathews grip, can still use my mantis on all my bows. For 275 dollars less.
That’s pretty cool. I just got the new Lift and was thinking about the Shot Sense, but that would only be good for one bow. This would allow me to move it to my other 2 bows as well! Thanks for the video!
If this gadget actually provided any feedback in real time to the archer it will make sense. But as of now it is simply one more gadget that has no real purpose.
I'm not sure what kind of real time feedback you want. You can watch the telemetry live if you want but that would be hard to shoot your bow and watch your phone
Yea kinda hard to watch your sight, and your phone. It's called research. Like see what you're doing, then try to improve. Would think that would be pretty obvious.
Huh? He can probably look at his data and see that he’s maybe more accurate when his total hold is 3.5 seconds vs 4.8 seconds. Or maybe he can look at the data and notice that he’s created a bad habit when “floating” his pin over the target. A lot of good data that can be collected from this.
