Win&Win had several products from the new WiaWis line on show in Indianapolis. The WiaWis series is a development and renewal of the Inno series, but with the addition of nano carbon to the carbon fibres used in the construction…
ATA Highlights: Win&Win
Tagged with: ATA Show, finger tabs, limbs, Nano Max, new, recurve, riser, stabilisers, WiaWis, WiaWis One, Win&Win
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ATA Highlights: FUSE
Brand new from Fuse at the ATA show was the Carbon X-Taper range of stabilisers. These rods are not only tapered but convex too, to reduce wind interference while keeping the rod’s stiffness. That’s not the only feature however –…
Tagged with: Archery Trade Association, ATA Show, Carbon X-Taper, Dimpling Technology, Dual Flex, FUSE, new, stabilisers
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ATA Highlights: T.R.U.Ball
T.R.UBall Releases had several new models on display at the ATA Show. Two new models of release aid, developed in conjunction with pro-archer and current World Field champion Jesse Broadwater, were on show. The Abyss is a thumb trigger design,…
Tagged with: Abyss, Archery Trade Association, ATA Show, FulKrum, jesse broadwater, release, release aid, reo wilde, T.R.U.Ball
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ATA Highlights: Easton
We’ll be bringing you a selection of the best new releases we spotted at the ATA Trade Show in Indianapolis – keep your eyes peeled for more on here and in the next issue! First up: Easton. For the first time…
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Component Choices
You selected the perfect shaft, but what’s next? Duncan Busby explains how to plan and build your arrows Selecting the right components for your arrows can be a daunting decision. With so many options available, how do you know which…
The first York
Jan Sachers – archer and historian – reveals the unique history of the York round and the development of national competition The second half of the 18th century saw the resurrection of archery as a pastime and sport…
Merry Christmas from Bow International!
Wishing everyone a very happy Christmas and New Year! We hope Santa is good to you all and you get plenty of archery goodies to take to the range in 2015. From all of us here we’d like to say…
Troubled by torque?
Grip hand consistency is an essential part of a good shot, and Liam Grimwood has a couple of tricks you can use to spot what you’re doing There are a number of articles and instructional DVDs out there now about…
In praise of the barebow archer
Roy Rose argues that the recognition barebow archers get doesn’t correlate to the skill required for this division A number of the world’s finest archers continue to achieve superlative results with very little recognition, and without enjoying the profile of…
Heavy Hitters
Senior recurve engineer George Tekmitchov explains the relationships between arrow spine and weight, and how to decipher your arrows’ weight codes When it comes to finger shooting recurve bows, there is no more important arrow specification than arrow spine. Consistent,…
Tagged with: arrows, Easton, engineer, George Tekmitchov, recurve, spine, stiffness, weight codes
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