arrow cresters

[droptine59]

years ago i remember seeing an arrow crester advertised in TBM that sold for about $150 +/-..it appeared to be very well made and engineered beautifully compared to the Bohning models. Does anyone know who made these or remembers em?

[Caddo]

Bob Burton at Whispering Winds has one of the better ones I've seen. Phillips Pro Crester, About $170 though!

http://www.whisperingwindarrows.com/

LD

[Jack Denbow]

Rich I second what Caddo said. I have a Phillips pro Crester and it is great. You can do very very fine lines with it. If you get one get a few spare "O" ring in case you break one. Jack

[Chris Surtees]

I have been using a Phillips for years now and could not be happier. You can not go wrong with this crestor.

There is another one made by a couple of guys in WA. I do not think they have a website but if you contact TBW they can point you in the right direction.

Chris

[Brutus Hedgeapple]

I bet it was Arrow Specialties of Enumclaw, Washington.
It's the one I use and really like. I remember seeing it in TBM several years back.

Brutus

[AkDan]

I have an arrow specialties and the bohning.  If I didnt have the arrow specialties I'd get the phillips hands down!!!!

[Slingblade]

I have an arrow specialties and it rocks!!

[AkDan]

Looks like some changes slingblade, what are those two read deals?  Spring clamps?

[droptine59]

That is it!!!!! thanks guys.

[tpoof]

What a nice setup Slingblade! I just have the old Bohning  :(

[Slingblade]

Yep, just some little spring clips; I use them to hold my cresting pattern in place.

[Cotton]

Where can someone find an Arrow Specialties crestor? Are they still in business?

[droptine59]

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