Youth Release?

[gahunter12]

I'm looking for a good youth release for a 7yo. My son had become obsessed with archery watching me practice. So for Christmas we got him a Diamond (Bowtech) Atomic bow. It's a really cool youth bow with a draw weight of 6lb-29lb, and draw length of 12"-24", carbon arrows, True glow sights, and true glow arrow rest. For $199 I was really impressed with this setup. I will be installing a peep, and small stabilizer. I just can't decide which way to go with the release. Thanks!

 

[Jed Johnson]

Scott Hero. Its a good one.

 

[gahunter12]

Thanks Jed! I also use a Scott's.

 

[BowSniper]

I will second the Scotts Hero. My three daughters and wife shoot them.

 

[Jake Allen]

Fingers with a glove work too.

 

[1crazybowhunter]

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I'm looking for a good youth release for a 7yo. My son had become obsessed with archery watching me practice. So for Christmas we got him a Diamond (Bowtech) Atomic bow. It's a really cool youth bow with a draw weight of 6lb-29lb, and draw length of 12"-24", carbon arrows, True glow sights, and true glow arrow rest. For $199 I was really impressed with this setup. I will be installing a peep, and small stabilizer. I just can't decide which way to go with the release. Thanks!

Suggest looking at Tru-Fire releases. They have many choices for both women and youth in wrist strap buckles.

 

[Lane_H]

My son shoots my Scott Itty bitty goose and likes it. It will adjust out for him as he grows.

 

[Cole Henry]

Scott Hero without a doubt