Best containment rest for my Alphamax?

[jackelope]

Going to get my bow out and dust it off after a couple year hiatus and want to upgrade to a full containment rest. I'm looking for suggestions. I'm not interested in a whisker biscuit. Any advice or insight would be appreciated.
It's a Hoyt Alphamax 32 if that matters.
Thanks in advance.

[Crunchy]

Im a big fan of the QAD (quality archery design) ultra rest HDX.  Take a look.

[Jellymon]

Another vote for QAD HDX. I've went through limb drivers and multiple trophy taker rests and I like the QAD best by far.
The LD model QAD is also a great option if you want to save about $30. It has the exact same internals and operates the same as the HDX, it just doesn't have the curved containment bar or the cord adjustment in the thumbwheel.

[Duckslayer89]

Trophy taker XTREME

[blackveltbowhunter]

I have had very good luck with my trophy takers. And currently have the Smackdown pro on my primary and the Xtreme FC on my back up. I have heard alot of great things about the QAD as well, just see no reason to change and prefer the look of the TT. I do know some rigs are easier to tune with limb driven rests, but if I remember the specs for that bow correctly I think you are good with either one. I had bad experiences with Trophy Ridge revolutions but it was first gen, so they may have fixed the issues. To bad because there were several things I liked about the design and they actually held the arrow the best of the drop aways with capture.

[MtnMuley]

QAD ultra hdx is deemed the best for a good reason.

[Band]

I had bad experiences with Trophy Ridge revolutions but it was first gen, so they may have fixed the issues. To bad because there were several things I liked about the design and they actually held the arrow the best of the drop aways with capture.

I had the original T.R. Revolution on both of my bows and also had a bad experience with them because of vane contact.  I switched both of them out for the Revolution 2.0 and the vane contact problem is gone.  It's a great total containment rest in my book and a good price to boot.

[Brad Harshman]

Love my Rip Cord Code Red. They have great customer service.  I bought mine used from a friend, after a couple weeks on my bow, (he had shot the crap out of it for a couple years) it quit working.  We took it off my bow and sent it to Rip Cord.  They sent him a brand new one.  Which we installed on my bow.  No questions asked.
http://www.cabelas.com/product/Ripcord-Code-Red-Fall-Away-Arrow-Rest-Black/1204459.uts?productVariantId=2971727&srccode=cii_17588969&cpncode=45-121508357-2&WT.tsrc=CSE&WT.mc_id=GoogleProductAds&WT.z_mc_id1=03241324&rid=20

[Reidus]

I've used the rip cord code red and the QAD ultra rest hdx  on my PSE's. Both work good.

[D-Rock425]

QAD.

[Whitpirate]

QAD on mine.

[724wd]

QAD

[jackelope]

Oh wow...so does anyone have any experience with the QAD?
 

Thanks folks.
 

[lokidog]

I had bad experiences with Trophy Ridge revolutions but it was first gen, so they may have fixed the issues. To bad because there were several things I liked about the design and they actually held the arrow the best of the drop aways with capture.

I had the original T.R. Revolution on both of my bows and also had a bad experience with them because of vane contact.  I switched both of them out for the Revolution 2.0 and the vane contact problem is gone.  It's a great total containment rest in my book and a good price to boot.

No problems with mine (2011/12), I would highly recommend one.  I had a QAD that did not work very well, still sitting in a box somewhere....

[rtspring]

QAD...