AAE

AAE arrow rests: the Pro-X lock-up fallaway, the Driven Pro QD limb-activated fall-away, and the Prospect fixed blade, plus the Mountain Series stabilizer.

These three rests aren't the same mechanism, and picking blind is the mistake to avoid. The Prospect is a true fixed blade rest, no moving parts, which means nothing to time or maintain but also no fall-away clearance; it rewards a clean release more than it forgives a bad one. The Driven Pro QD is limb-activated, timed off limb movement rather than a cable, with a quick-detach mount for pulling the rest for travel. The Pro-X runs a cable-free lock-up design instead, combining Pro Series blade accuracy with quick-detach repeatability for swapping between arrow setups.

The Mountain Series stabilizer is the simpler decision: enough front weight to steady the pin without the length that snags on brush, the real tradeoff every hunting stabilizer makes even when it isn't advertised that way.

None of this matters if the rest goes on before center shot and cam timing are right. Work through the tuning order that actually works first, then confirm the build in The Forge.