The Ibex introduces a patented handle-pivoting mechanism that sets it apart from traditional hinge releases. While conventional hinges pivot at the head—potentially altering the anchor point during rotation—the Ibex pivots within the handle. This design ensures that the head and neck remain stationary, maintaining a consistent anchor point and shot impact, regardless of whether the archer employs a pull-through or rotational technique.
A standout feature is its inaudible, tactile “click”. Instead of an audible sound, the Ibex provides a subtle vibration, alerting the archer that the release is imminent. This silent cue is especially beneficial for bowhunters aiming to remain undetected by game. Moreover, the Ibex allows archers to reset the click by rotating back over the shelf, offering flexibility to let down or reinitiate the shot process without noise.
Another unique aspect is its ability to remain clipped onto the D-loop, a feature uncommon in hinge releases. This allows hunters to keep the release attached and ready, facilitating quicker shots during spot-and-stalk scenarios.
Key Features
- Handle-Pivot Design: Ensures consistent anchor point by allowing rotation within the handle rather than at the head.
- Silent Tactile Click: Provides a vibration cue instead of an audible click, enhancing stealth during hunts.
- Resettable Click Mechanism: Allows archers to reset the click by rotating back over the shelf, offering control over shot timing.
- D-Loop Compatibility: Can be clipped onto the D-loop and left hanging, ready for quick engagement.
- Adjustable Ring Finger Position: Three preset positions for personalized comfort and control.
- Micro-Adjustable Sears: Fine-tune the release speed and feel to match individual shooting preferences.
GearJunkie - Ambidextrous Design: Suitable for both left- and right-handed archers.
- Included Accessories: Comes with an attachable thumb tab and peg, lanyard tab, and a protective EVA case.






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