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Completely agreed,

The Primos version is much slower, and the method of securing the sling to the bow is much more "buckle in". We kept finding that the cam "covers" would not stay on the cams, and it did not lend itself well to a quick shot. I've used the Primos, and the NAP sling that straps to the front of the limb pockets, no protection for the cables and cams.

My hunting buddy had the Primos version on our hunt, he quit using it after the first day of pre-hunt hiking. He tried mine, and has since bought one for this coming year. We tried three different bows in the sling, none of them would "pull" straight out with a direct pull on the riser, but all were easy to slip the sling off of one cam and get to the bow in hurry.

I sound like a fan-boy, but the damn thing just works very well, it really made carrying a bow protected in the brush easy.