The Epsilon™ Arrow Rest was developed to redefine the industry standard for an arrow rest with C.O.R.™ Mount Technology.

Features:

• C.O.R.™ Mount Technology that positions the arrow at center shot by design
• One of Hamskea’s most compact platforms to date
• The rest is in-line behind the riser eliminating quiver interference
• Detent micro-tune for additional windage and vertical adjustments
• Uber secure & precise picatinny clamping system
• Configurable for top limb, bottom limb or cable driven activation
• Eliminates lateral shaft movement with Zero Tolerance Technology (ZTT)
• Three stainless steel ball bearings for maximum platform stability
• Noise eliminating elastomeric Rebound Dampener (Patent Pending)
• Cord Clamp Tensioner
• Launcher torsion spring and launcher angle adjustment
• Delta V Arrow Guide and Riser Mounted Arrow Guide included
• Customized engraving available

The Epsilon™ Arrow Rest was designed to change the core of archery by making a center shot optimized rest and mounting system available to all.  The rest can be mounted in-line with the riser for a super low-profile fit.  This smaller, lighter rest makes for a tighter fit relative to quiver clearance and centering mass. The Epsilon™ has new detent micro-click windage and elevation adjustments (.003” per click) providing ultimate precision in adjusting your rest.   The over-molded containment bracket is a new two-piece system allowing for easy arrow loading.  The over-molded steel core launcher has a new curved design for the ultimate fit and function. The Rebound Dampener System comes standard on the Epsilon™, helping to mitigate the shock that is transferred from the limb to the rest during the shot and prevents the wear that could eventually lead to failure.  The Epsilon™ Arrow Rest will come with either the Universal L-Bracket or the Mathews Approved C.O.R. Mount Bracket, creating the perfect mounting solution – no matter what bow you are shooting. In addition, there is a target conversion kit available to take your rest from hunting afield to the tournament trail.