Easton Archery Articles

The 2019 World Cup Final was held in Moscow, Russia, and Team Easton shooters stood on top the podium in men’s and women’s recurve and compound bow divisions.

Recurve shooters looking for topnotch indoor arrows should check out the new Easton RX-7 shaft.

Steve MacBride from The Archer’s Edge makes his best-of-the-best picks from ATA 2019.

These elementary, middle school and high school student archers were recently named to the 2019 NASP All-American Academic Team.

The new Takedown model of the Elite Hip Quiver provides the ability to separate the quiver body from the belt loop.

While aluminum arrows remain a fine product, in-the-know bowhunters are shooting carbon shafts. Here’s why you should, too.

Each year advancements in materials, components and design improve arrow performance in the field and at the range. Here are five new arrows to consider stocking in 2019.

The first World Cup of 2019 was held recently in Medellin, Colombia, and Easton archers swept the gold medals.

Delta McKenzie recently announced a $10,000 sponsorship and discount program in support of Scholastic 3-D Archery (S3DA).

Based on consumer surveys by Southwick Associates, your customers have strong opinions when it comes to buying hunting and shooting gear.

USA Archery and Olympic Archery in the Schools (OAS) announce plans to strengthen their partnership in 2019.

Sergio Pagni topped 23 other archers in the largest final’s shootdown ever to take the compound open championship at the 53rd Vegas Shoot.

Easton’s new Hyperspeed and Hyperspeed Pro carbon arrows are all-around performers for compound target and 3-D shooting.