Entries Tagged bow releases

Using the right release can quickly restore an archer’s shooting control and accuracy. Here’s how to sift through the options and find the best match for each customer who walks through your door.

We asked three archery retailers: “Percentage-wise, how do your release sales break down by release type — index-finger, thumb, hinge/resistance?” Here’s what they said.

Selling archery gear online is vital to existing in today’s digital world.

The TruFire Rivet Handheld Archery Release Aid utilizes a unique link-style trigger system that offers accuracy and performance in an easy-to-use and affordable design.

Cash in on the newest wave of high-tech bow releases.

Index-style releases get a bad rap from many archers, but for real-world bowhunting, they are without equal.

The TruFire Edge FT bow release features adjustable travel and a linear-motion bearing for smooth operation.

The Pointer from T.R.U. Ball is an all-in-one hybrid release.

The TruFire Exert Flex bow release features a custom fit and paper-punching precision.

A customer’s lack of consistency with archery gear can be traced back to one (or more) of four reasons. The author explains each one in detail, and also provides paths to recovery.

Cobra Archery has introduced its first hinge release in the company’s 48-year history.

There are different types of release aids for different types of archers and scenarios. Here are some tips for connecting your customer with the right one.

The Scott Archery Verge is a hybrid bow release providing adjustability and versatility.

Mechanical releases can fail, and bowhunters can easily misplace or lose one, at home or in the field. For that reason, it’s best that a customer owns two of their favorite model.