Stanislawski Archery Products, sold under the STAN name, has been building release aids for about fifty years, since Mel Stanislawski made the first triggerless back tension release. Machining happens in upstate New York, in Auburn, and the catalogue stays deliberately narrow: hinges, thumb buttons, resistance models and a few index finger releases such as the SoleX and Xtinction 2. The PerfeX platform puts thumb and resistance mechanisms inside an identical handle, so an archer can change mechanism without relearning the grip.
This is competition grade equipment priced accordingly, with most models retailing between roughly $200 and $290. Target archers and serious bowhunters get repeatable let off plus adjustable travel and tension. A first time buyer will find the learning curve steep, resistance activation especially, and stock outside specialist archery shops is thin.
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