#carbon arrow

Quick tip – Preventing carbon splinters in quiver

The vast majority of us are responsible archers, by this I mean we clean up after ourselves and don’t leave rubbish cluttering up the woods. So if we break arrows we take the bits home, but if these bits are broken carbon arrows we don’t want carbon splinters in our quiver. I think this is potentially the most useful of the non-normal uses for micropore tape the sort you might have in your first…

Equipment review – Batwing feather fletchings

Rob Shooting

Okay, so for the past several months I have been trying out a new flethching profile on my arrow set up. In the past I have always stuck with the shield profile, with Sharon preferring a parabolic profile on her arrows. I feel that a lot of the time it is personal preference, but I’ve found a 4 or 5 inch shield to work well on my flatbows and a 3 inch has always been…

9 uses of Micropore tape for archers

Micropore Tape – how useful can it be? Okay so some of you may be wondering what I am talking about? Microporous tape, isn’t that the stuff you use to tape up bandages? Well yes it is and that is what it is normally used for but it can be incredibly useful for archers and worth some space in a pocket or your quiver. Granted it’s not quite at the level of duct tape but here are 9 examples of how I…

Firstly a huge thank you to all who have offered feedback on the first shooting style video. Taking onboard this feedback I’ve produced another video on an NFAS shooting style. This time it focusses on Barebow class. You might recall back in November I released the first of these on Traditional Bowhunter If you enjoy the content, please hit the Like button and consider subscribing to the…