New Arrow Rests for 2023: Vapor Trail Gen Integrate 8 and 8X Series

January 12, 2023 By Bowhunter Online Staff

Ricky Brule shows Bowhunter Magazine Editor Curt Wells the new Gen Integrate 8 and 8X Series arrow rests from Vapor Trail Archery. Both models can be mounted to the Integrate Mounting System found on most modern compound bows.

Vapor Trail GI8 Series

For more info, visit: vaportrailarchery.com

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