The Zniper BiDrop Arrow Rest is an innovative solution for recurve and barebow archers seeking maximum arrow clearance and clean shots. Thanks to the unique BiDrop system, the rest finger folds not only inward but simultaneously downward. This allows the arrow to leave the rest particularly cleanly – for precise shots and consistent groupings. The Zniper Recurve Arrow Rest BiDrop is a magnetic, passive arrow rest with a special dual-fold mechanism. At the shot, the rest finger automatically folds inward and simultaneously downward through the arrow's movement. This dual movement reduces contact between arrow and rest to a minimum and prevents the typical "bounce-back" that can occur with conventional arrow rests. The rest operates with a strong magnetic mechanism and automatically returns to its starting position after the shot. Two precise adjustment screws allow fine tuning: one screw regulates the ratio between the inward and downward folding movement, while the second screw precisely adjusts the horizontal position of the arrow on the button.
Features
Innovative BiDrop system with rest finger folding both inward and downward
Minimises arrow contact after the shot for a clean arrow release
Passive mechanism – operates automatically through the arrow movement
Magnetic system for reliable return after every shot
Precise adjustment via two separate adjustment screws
Long, flexible rest finger reduces interference during arrow flight
Suitable for Barebow and Olympic Recurve setups
Technical Specifications
Type: Recurve Arrow Rest
Mechanism: passive, magnetic
Movement: Dual-Fold Action (folding inward and downward)
Mounting: Berger thread / screw mounting
Adjustment options:
Ratio of the fold-away movement
horizontal arrow position on the button
Material: Precision metal construction
Colour: Black
Version: Right-hand (RH) or Left-hand (LH) available
Scope of Delivery
1× Zniper Recurve Arrow Rest BiDrop
Note The BiDrop mechanism was specifically developed to prevent the so-called "arrow bounce" – the rebounding of the arrow on the rest after the shot. The additional downward movement of the rest finger allows the arrow to leave the rest particularly cleanly. This can bring particular advantages with barebow techniques such as string walking, as larger angles and different pressure conditions on the arrow rest often occur here.
