Colby, Chris, and the uv team. All i can say is, wow. What an amazing design and concept with tons of adjustability. I so so so bad want to buy one. I have the beereal 2.0 grip and uv slider on my lift 33. this would be an amazing addition to my setup, but I literally made a promise to myself to not buy anymore uv products tell customer service changes and we (the customers feel valued). I hope you guys see this and really listen to how customers feel. I just licensed and trademarked my own archery/hunting brand and channel. Which is going to be for the blue collar archers and hunters. I am going to be honest always and going to stand behind products and people I believe in. Also this isnt just how I feel I know alot of people in the archery community and it is literally all I hear is uv makes great products but they don't care about customers, we dont matter to them, i have no way to communicate with them about stuff, i literally text a number to get more products for the store and there customer service is horrible. I was at a really popular archery shop and 3d competition, I literally heard this about a dozen times over the weekend. So please make customers a priority so I can continue supporting you guys and try out ur thumb button release.
Got my button Thursday and after an adjustment to the barrel location I’m shooting it as good as my Stan back tension release! Absolutely shocked on how well I’m grouping! Best $300 I’ve spent in a long time! Fantastic release!
I know it's a pricey at $350 for each, but when I read about a well seasoned veteran archer from yrs ago, tried the experiment of using 3 of the exact same release, and setting them, heavy, medium and light, I think that's a real good practice, always about mind and body training,
I'm still using an index wrist strap release. I feel like it works fine for me and is the best design for hunting. When I look at a release like this button I wonder if it would allow me to shoot better or make it easier to shoot better. I know a lot of guys move to them but there's still a lot of prominent archers using index. What are your thoughts?
There's alot of taking credit here where it absolutely is not deserved "It's the details within the product is where the soul of the product really is, its where you can really differentiate the product between the other one. It's the fit and the finish". Every single product I've bought and seen from you guys, is absolutely NOT finished. The Beereal grip on my VXR, for example, looks like someone with a 3D printed just made their first product and then sold it to me for $90 shipped! It literally gave me a blister on my hand withint the first 5 minutes of using the grip, because the edges are so unfinished and rough that I had to spend about 20-30 minutes with a rubber Dremel bit to finish down the edges to even be usable. To be honest, UltraView needs to step up their production standards. I think the only saving grace is that alot of the stuff works well, for what it's intended for. Don't get me started on the UV2-UV3. I had the UV3 BRIEFLY, but when I saw how rough and unfished the product was for the price, I almost vomited. Surely I cannot be the only one with this experience? Unless I am just the unluckiest guy around. I really hope you guys put a little more effort into the finishing of your products. With as hard as Chris is pushing this stuff and as much as you're charging, I feel like the customer should be getting what they paid for, not fluffed and scammed by some lousy pyramid scheme style salesmen. Thanks for listening
I still want to try the idea I heard about a long time ago, it's a little costly, the idea consists of having 3 of the same exact release aid ,and having all 3 adjusted slightly different to each other, heavy, medium, and light, and constantly rotating them, training your sensitivity,
Looks like a great release. I cannot find any information on the adjustment and function of the components. Does it have a safety? How do you adjust sear? Please point me to where I can find the functional information I need to make an investment like this.
Absolutely love this release. Bought it 1 hour after release. 1 complaint, neck is to long , as an older shooter with lots of body damage and a short draw pulling 62lb can't afford to give up ke by shortening draw so need a shorter neck other than that it's perfect home run . God bless
That is my main reason for wanting to shoot a wrist release on an adjustable strap. I'm brand new to archery and got a v3x 29. It's going to be set at 65 lbs and they're pretty sure my DL is 26.5 or 27". I am fortunate enough to have the majority of ly shots within 35-40 yards,So I don't ever plan on shooting past 40 ever, because I fear hurt an animal with my mistake. But I am definitely worried about what kind of kinetic energy and speed I'm going to be able to produce and certainly don't want my release making things worse. Is the release good enough that you don't mind the trade off? I've definitely read/watched lots of great reviews on it, So I'm still pretty tempted to buy the dang thing.
@@weirdmood8102 at 65 lb and an arrow around 400 gr. You would be good to shorten your draw lenght a half inch. I shoot 62lb 27.5 inch draw and 385 gr. Arrow at 286 fps with a 13/8 gim reaper mechanical and pass through every deer I shoot. Don't buy into the heavy arrow b.s. your trajectory will suffer to much and the trade off ain't worth it. With my setup I use 1 pin out to 30 yards. Read or watch some of joel Maxfield test on heavy vs light arrows. Heavy arrows will gain approximately 15% k e. Over a light arrow but will loose about 27% trajectory , that's not a good trade off . Bows ate designed around a 350 gr. Ibo arrow weight not a 500 gr. Arrow . Accuracy is key to a clean kill and a arrow that looks like the golden arch in flight aint Accurate. So your setup with an efficient arrow and slightly shorter draw length set up for an ultra view button would be fantastic. The release itself is amazing and if I could get back to 65 lb I would use it but just to much body damage to get there struggled to get back to 62 lb. Hopefully they will make it about the same length as a stan or carter or any other cause it's to long for me to be Accurate. Good luck happy hunting and God bless
@@garyjackson1778 yeah, I definitely have no plans of going with a heavy arrow. I simply can't afford to lose any speed. I hubt with the 2" grim reaper two blade , with my Ravin R29 and I haven't had a deer make it farther than 30-40 yards with those bad boys. I'm considering shooting a magnus 4 blade or buzzcut with my v3x. Either way, thanks for the detailed reply. I really appreciate it and best of luck to you this season!
So why buy this release for high price and be very limited to what comes in the box . Then go spend more money on the parts to swap out to customize to a shooter, when you can buy the Stan onexx that comes with everything to suit or adjust to every type of shooter for as low as $255 up to $280? Also Stan has been the number 1 release aid maker for almost 50 years. Look I’d love to shoot and promote this release but Christ sake for the asking price without “ accessories “ and I put that lightly because they are essential pieces that should come in the box! I could buy a RTH bow from pse not that it’d be the highest end bow but it would put meat of the table. Make it affordable for the blue collard people who hunt with bows take the “ sound deadners “ out and sell it for a proper price .
Itll be worth its asking price when it doesn't make any click noises!! Every video I've seen of it this thing is ridiculously loud, I can't imagine pulling the trigger on a deer and it hears your trigger cock or pull. No thanks
Colby, Chris, and the uv team. All i can say is, wow. What an amazing design and concept with tons of adjustability. I so so so bad want to buy one. I have the beereal 2.0 grip and uv slider on my lift 33. this would be an amazing addition to my setup, but I literally made a promise to myself to not buy anymore uv products tell customer service changes and we (the customers feel valued). I hope you guys see this and really listen to how customers feel. I just licensed and trademarked my own archery/hunting brand and channel. Which is going to be for the blue collar archers and hunters. I am going to be honest always and going to stand behind products and people I believe in. Also this isnt just how I feel I know alot of people in the archery community and it is literally all I hear is uv makes great products but they don't care about customers, we dont matter to them, i have no way to communicate with them about stuff, i literally text a number to get more products for the store and there customer service is horrible. I was at a really popular archery shop and 3d competition, I literally heard this about a dozen times over the weekend. So please make customers a priority so I can continue supporting you guys and try out ur thumb button release.
You guys make fantastic products. Everything is great.
Got my button Thursday and after an adjustment to the barrel location I’m shooting it as good as my Stan back tension release! Absolutely shocked on how well I’m grouping! Best $300 I’ve spent in a long time! Fantastic release!
Great job team ULTRAVIEW, a great product as usual! Can't wait to see what you present up next year!
You guys are awesome 🎉🎉👍👍👍👍, Such a beautiful product and very nice technology 👏👏🙏🙏
When is the ultraview bow gonna be made you guys are on a role with great products
I know it's a pricey at $350 for each, but when I read about a well seasoned veteran archer from yrs ago, tried the experiment of using 3 of the exact same release, and setting them, heavy, medium and light, I think that's a real good practice, always about mind and body training,
nice job UV ;-)
Really like this release! Wish I could try it before I bought it so I would know if it's for me!
I'm still using an index wrist strap release. I feel like it works fine for me and is the best design for hunting. When I look at a release like this button I wonder if it would allow me to shoot better or make it easier to shoot better. I know a lot of guys move to them but there's still a lot of prominent archers using index. What are your thoughts?
One of our goals is to make this release expensive as hell so you and your friends can go broke....lmao
All high end releases are $200-300
There's alot of taking credit here where it absolutely is not deserved "It's the details within the product is where the soul of the product really is, its where you can really differentiate the product between the other one. It's the fit and the finish". Every single product I've bought and seen from you guys, is absolutely NOT finished. The Beereal grip on my VXR, for example, looks like someone with a 3D printed just made their first product and then sold it to me for $90 shipped! It literally gave me a blister on my hand withint the first 5 minutes of using the grip, because the edges are so unfinished and rough that I had to spend about 20-30 minutes with a rubber Dremel bit to finish down the edges to even be usable. To be honest, UltraView needs to step up their production standards. I think the only saving grace is that alot of the stuff works well, for what it's intended for. Don't get me started on the UV2-UV3. I had the UV3 BRIEFLY, but when I saw how rough and unfished the product was for the price, I almost vomited. Surely I cannot be the only one with this experience? Unless I am just the unluckiest guy around.
I really hope you guys put a little more effort into the finishing of your products. With as hard as Chris is pushing this stuff and as much as you're charging, I feel like the customer should be getting what they paid for, not fluffed and scammed by some lousy pyramid scheme style salesmen. Thanks for listening
I still want to try the idea I heard about a long time ago, it's a little costly, the idea consists of having 3 of the same exact release aid ,and having all 3 adjusted slightly different to each other, heavy, medium, and light, and constantly rotating them, training your sensitivity,
Looks like a great release. I cannot find any information on the adjustment and function of the components. Does it have a safety? How do you adjust sear? Please point me to where I can find the functional information I need to make an investment like this.
Once you lock the jaw and clip it around your dloop. Your safety is don't hit the thumb button until your ready for the shot.
When is the larger one going to be available?
What is the recommendation hinge 2 first or button? I want both.
What is the warranty on this ? Alot of internal parts in it
Absolutely love this release. Bought it 1 hour after release. 1 complaint, neck is to long , as an older shooter with lots of body damage and a short draw pulling 62lb can't afford to give up ke by shortening draw so need a shorter neck other than that it's perfect home run . God bless
That is my main reason for wanting to shoot a wrist release on an adjustable strap. I'm brand new to archery and got a v3x 29.
It's going to be set at 65 lbs and they're pretty sure my DL is 26.5 or 27". I am fortunate enough to have the majority of ly shots within 35-40 yards,So I don't ever plan on shooting past 40 ever, because I fear hurt an animal with my mistake. But I am definitely worried about what kind of kinetic energy and speed I'm going to be able to produce and certainly don't want my release making things worse. Is the release good enough that you don't mind the trade off? I've definitely read/watched lots of great reviews on it, So I'm still pretty tempted to buy the dang thing.
@@weirdmood8102 at 65 lb and an arrow around 400 gr. You would be good to shorten your draw lenght a half inch. I shoot 62lb 27.5 inch draw and 385 gr. Arrow at 286 fps with a 13/8 gim reaper mechanical and pass through every deer I shoot. Don't buy into the heavy arrow b.s. your trajectory will suffer to much and the trade off ain't worth it. With my setup I use 1 pin out to 30 yards. Read or watch some of joel Maxfield test on heavy vs light arrows. Heavy arrows will gain approximately 15% k e. Over a light arrow but will loose about 27% trajectory , that's not a good trade off . Bows ate designed around a 350 gr. Ibo arrow weight not a 500 gr. Arrow . Accuracy is key to a clean kill and a arrow that looks like the golden arch in flight aint Accurate. So your setup with an efficient arrow and slightly shorter draw length set up for an ultra view button would be fantastic. The release itself is amazing and if I could get back to 65 lb I would use it but just to much body damage to get there struggled to get back to 62 lb. Hopefully they will make it about the same length as a stan or carter or any other cause it's to long for me to be Accurate. Good luck happy hunting and God bless
@@garyjackson1778 yeah, I definitely have no plans of going with a heavy arrow. I simply can't afford to lose any speed. I hubt with the 2" grim reaper two blade , with my Ravin R29 and I haven't had a deer make it farther than 30-40 yards with those bad boys. I'm considering shooting a magnus 4 blade or buzzcut with my v3x. Either way, thanks for the detailed reply. I really appreciate it and best of luck to you this season!
How do I contact someone at uv I've called the number on the website and left multiple messages over rhe last 2 months to try and get my release fixed
So why buy this release for high price and be very limited to what comes in the box . Then go spend more money on the parts to swap out to customize to a shooter, when you can buy the Stan onexx that comes with everything to suit or adjust to every type of shooter for as low as $255 up to $280? Also Stan has been the number 1 release aid maker for almost 50 years. Look I’d love to shoot and promote this release but Christ sake for the asking price without “ accessories “ and I put that lightly because they are essential pieces that should come in the box! I could buy a RTH bow from pse not that it’d be the highest end bow but it would put meat of the table. Make it affordable for the blue collard people who hunt with bows take the “ sound deadners “ out and sell it for a proper price .
Really 299.00 to let your string go ? What is wrong with you people ?
Itll be worth its asking price when it doesn't make any click noises!! Every video I've seen of it this thing is ridiculously loud, I can't imagine pulling the trigger on a deer and it hears your trigger cock or pull. No thanks