Adapting to the demands of the archery’s market’s needs for greater adjustability and enhanced shootability, TruFire announces the addition of a new nylon webbing connection system to the crisp and smooth Exert index finger release aid system. Deigned to fit a wide range of hand sizes and shooting styles the Exert Flex maximizes adjustability and minimizes torque in a comfortable new strap system. With nearly limitless adjustment range to achieve a custom fit the new Exert Flex takes TruFire’s Exert line to an entire new level of accuracy. The Exert Flex combines TruFire’s ultra-soft leather strap system, TrapTab buckle and a nylon connection with the field-proven accuracy of the Exert release head to maximize fit and feel. The release head calls to action design specifications usually reserved exclusively for handheld target release aids and precision rifle triggers, in a purpose-built design aimed to help increase accuracy with an exceptionally crisp and clean feel. With its dual-sear trigger system the Exert Flex index finger release aid leverages technology commonly found in the high-end releases used by competitive target archers but with new design DNA that’s as comfortable in the deer woods as it is on the range. The result of the precision-milled internal sear system that eliminates “stack” of bow weight is a crisp trigger with micro-adjustable tension and travel with unprecedented feel in a hunting-style release. The trigger is easily set with the push of a button, while the open hook design allows makes for fast and frictionless hook ups. Ergonomically precise in its fit and feel the brass construction with matte black finish of the Exert Flex mirrors the custom-crafted design of its predecessor to offer an exceptional experience in hand. Thanks to the brass construction the unit’s added weight is expertly designed to increase follow through after the shot. Each unit ships with a standard trigger and a knurled peg to enhance personalization for an ultra-custom fit. This crossover design serves a dual-purpose role that archers of all walks can find benefit from no matter whether they take to the timber or the target trail.
