The SoleX Clicker index finger release from Stan, created in collaboration with Joel Turner from shotIQ, offers hunters the premium target quality performance Stan is known for in a compact, consistent platform.  With the added click function, it will give the user the ultimate ability to control their shot process.  It comes in either a hard or web connection wrist strap option.  The SoleX Clicker will give you ultimate confidence in your controlled shot process.

Trigger Travel: Trigger travel can be adjusted by turning the patent pending self-locking travel adjustment pin located on the side of the release body. This adjustment pin is twice as precise as a standard 8-32 set screw. For the Clicker version of the SoleX, the release should be set so that as the archer applies pressure on the trigger, the click activates when the desired amount of pressure is achieved. The trigger will move slightly before the “click” is felt. Trigger Tension: Tigger tension can be adjusted with the set screw located in the front of the body of the release. When turning the set screw clockwise it will increase trigger tension and turning counterclockwise will decrease the trigger tension. We suggest a moderate to heavy setting. Change Length from the wrist strap: To change the length on a web connect version you will loosen the two screws located in the strap clamp. When you find the correct length for your hand, retighten the screws in the strap clamp making sure that it is secure and will not slip or move. To adjust the length on the Connected Metal version of the SoleX, all you will need is a .050 allen wrench to loosen the screw that is at the base of the sleeve. Rotate the sleeve counterclockwise to lengthen the release and clockwise to shorten the release. When you find your desired length for your hand/finger, retighten the set screw with a .050 allen wrench. This screw is to lock the position and length of the release, do not over tighten. Resetting the release: To reset the release simply pull the trigger and the release will reset due to the return spring on the hook. Some release safety and care tips: Always draw your bow pointed at a target and NEVER without an arrow on the string. A case of an accidental release could dry fire your bow and damage your equipment. After any release adjustments test the release before drawing your bow. Always inspect your release and D loop before shooting. Keep your release dry and free of debris NEVER DISASSEMBLE YOUR RELEASE - NEVER LUBRICATE YOUR RELEASE