Designed for serious archers, the Tru Ball Beast XT Hybrid Ultra Release offers speed, precision, and versatility in a compact, ergonomic platform. It adapts to your preferred shot style with configurable trigger action, making it a reliable choice for both hunting and competition.

• Hybrid Trigger System: Combines forward speed, straight comfort, and swept-back configurations to match your individual shot style.
• Ergonomic In-Line Body: Designed for natural hand alignment to reduce fatigue during long sessions.
• X-TRA Tough Textured Grip: Ensures a secure, non-slip hold in diverse conditions.
• Feather-Light, Non-Collapsing Trigger: Delivers a clean, consistent release without unintended movement.
• Adjustable Travel Screw with Lock Screw: Lets you dial in trigger travel and lock it in place for repeatable performance.
• Quick-Loading Open Hook Design: Facilitates fast and secure D-loop loading for rapid readiness.
• 360-Degree Globo Swivel Solid Rod Connection: Provides unrestricted line alignment and minimizes torque during the shot.
• Open Hook Design for D-Loop Connection: Enables fast, accurate attachment and reduces interference during draw.
• Three Trigger Options: Swept Back, Forward (Straight), and Reverse Forward to tailor feel and speed.
• Xtra Tough Knurled Housing: Adds durability and a confident grip under demanding conditions.
• Five Barrel Length Adjustments: Allows a personalized fit to your draw length and hand size for optimal control.
• Torque-Reducing Globo-Swivel Strap Connection: Stabilizes the release to improve consistency and comfort.
• Comfortable Neoprene/Leather Buckle Wrist Strap: Soft, adjustable, and built for all-day wearability.

Versatile by design, the Beast XT is ideal for bowhunters and target archers who want a single release that can adapt to different bows, grips, and shooting styles. The combination of adjustable barrel lengths, multiple trigger configurations, and a rugged, secure build translates to faster target acquisition, smoother follow-through, and repeatable accuracy—whether you’re lining up a precision shot on a deer at dusk or a tight group at the range. Practical tips: start with a straight trigger for steady, consistent pulls, then experiment with swept-back or reverse-forward to find the feel that minimizes torque and maximizes comfort across long sessions.